buyrite01
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Have we have 4 new turbos and have raced the repeatedly no different outcome!
Shagnos
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That's because they didn't heat soak yet.Have we have 4 new turbos and have raced the repeatedly no different outcome!
thebest
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So with the cat screen it helps?
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Yes it help with cat screen !!
#18 The shape of the screen is like the front of a boat , and the hole in the screen look bigger, it help a lot .
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ok for all you non believers simply test. Go outside with both bar arms and stick one in bucket of ice and 2nd one have a big fan blowing outside air on your arm and tell me witch one get coldest?
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SW MTX on left. M9000 on right
Looking closer at my sled I'm not sure adding a grille is needed. I think I can probably just glue the Frogskinz around #22 and put it back in but #18 looks like a better shape to deflect snow.
you and I are on the same page...your microfishe posted...the only thing is the grille on the king cat (which you refer to) you lose your nose piece....if you look at the king cat head on Im not liking the stubby fat nose look....Im assuming we have part number 22 already and you are thinking of frog skin over it?
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Yeah I noticed that it looks like the part that I ordered number 18 is not going to easily snap into the Yamaha and part.you and I are on the same page...your microfishe posted...the only thing is the grille on the king cat (which you refer to) you lose your nose piece....if you look at the king cat head on Im not liking the stubby fat nose look....Im assuming we have part number 22 already and you are thinking of frog skin over it?
We won't know until it shows up in a take it apart no matter what I'm definitely wrapping the nose with frog skin. It may be that that piece just needs to be cut a little to fit in and create some sort of retainer for the top
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ok for all you non believers simply test. Go outside with both bar arms and stick one in bucket of ice and 2nd one have a big fan blowing outside air on your arm and tell me witch one get coldest?
I think what your missing is once the heat from the intercooler melts the snow/ice a bit now you have a air gap between the two.This dead air space is a good insulator. The remaining ice blocks the air flow to the intercooler reducing it's efficiency. Now if the ice remained in constant contact with the cooler.
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Peut-etre nos ami de la nord can tell or show us how they snapped in the Cat grille
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It's not a leap of faith it's physics But keep us posted with your proposed mannequin challenge
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Well...not really. Your case assumes a static media (person), standing in a space, inside a block of ice. The air inside the charge tube is moving at a very high velocity and volume and its hot. As it passed through the inside of the exchanger, it has to...well, EXCHANGE the heat to the metal, then from the metal to the outside air, to cooler air moving through the fins of the exchanger. Look...this stuff is well know and understood. You don't want ice blocking air movement over the outside of and intercooler exchanger. It wont cool the air.Not the same thing! You are pushing warm air thourgh cooling fins to cool it down. On the turbo the warm air is INSIDE the cooler surrounded by ice. Go to a restaurant stand inside freezer and see if you get cold? Then stand with the door half open and half closed and see how soon you get cold? When surrounded by ice things on the inside will always be colder.
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Yeah I noticed that it looks like the part that I ordered number 18 is not going to easily snap into the Yamaha and part.
We won't know until it shows up in a take it apart no matter what I'm definitely wrapping the nose with frog skin. It may be that that piece just needs to be cut a little to fit in and create some sort of retainer for the top
#18 from cat looks to replace yam #21 and #22!
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Well...not really. Your case assumes a static media (person), standing in a space, inside a block of ice. The air inside the charge tube is moving at a very high velocity and volume and its hot. As it passed through the inside of the exchanger, it has to...well, EXCHANGE the heat to the metal, then from the metal to the outside air, to cooler air moving through the fins of the exchanger. Look...this stuff is well know and understood. You don't want ice blocking air movement over the outside of and intercooler exchanger. It wont cool the air.
you can lead a horse to water...
many of these guys dont have turbo experience ...soooo..
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I ordered the screen from Cat.
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you can lead a horse to water...
many of these guys dont have turbo experience ...soooo..[/QUOTE
of course the country folk know you just add some salt to the oats...
this old stallion is all ears, as the great jimi hendrix said "Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens."
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I ordered the screen from Cat.
you mean part number 18 ? you do realize that you cant run it with your nose piece...it replaces the yam screen and nose piece...look at the m9000 king cat nose
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