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Axle · 04-16-2003, 09:34 PM

@monster, it's cool, but a cele 400? It's like the passive (no pump) WCin with a K62 350...while cool ideas, not really useful with a Barton 2500. Neat, though

If burying something (like Blade & a few others) isn't possible- and it really is the best passive method- that you're of course looking at passive radiator design (or a bucket). I've tried a few, but what I've found works best is Gerwin's idea. Spirals work ok, too, when used in addition to my Gerwin rad my huge coil dropped 8c off my T-Bird 1.2. Gavin did a mighty fine job with it.

I think you may be thinking of something like this...I'd drop it in favor of a cheaper cu pipe solution, if I were you, but I love to see new stuff

Also something to consider would be a real radiator, not a heater core, from a truck or van.. like here. Just ideas- I'm sure your own will blow all others away

Cheers

04-16-2003, 09:34 PM	#4
Axle Cooling Savant Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Wind Gap, PA Posts: 112	@monster, it's cool, but a cele 400? It's like the passive (no pump) WCin with a K62 350...while cool ideas, not really useful with a Barton 2500. Neat, though If burying something (like Blade & a few others) isn't possible- and it really is the best passive method- that you're of course looking at passive radiator design (or a bucket). I've tried a few, but what I've found works best is Gerwin's idea. Spirals work ok, too, when used in addition to my Gerwin rad my huge coil dropped 8c off my T-Bird 1.2. Gavin did a mighty fine job with it. I think you may be thinking of something like this...I'd drop it in favor of a cheaper cu pipe solution, if I were you, but I love to see new stuff Also something to consider would be a real radiator, not a heater core, from a truck or van.. like here. Just ideas- I'm sure your own will blow all others away Cheers __________________ "Once we've got those bugs flattened out, we'll be running on flat bugs"