I wasn't sure whether to put this in the car folder or not, but I decided that since it had more applications than automotive, I would ask here.
I am not an overclocker. And the idea of running freaking PLUMBING into my computer gives me the heebiejeebies. I mean, that's too extreme even for me. (translation: it looks too hard and I'm scared
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But... I think y'all also know things that I need to know.
I have a 1968 Pontiac Catalina with a 455 cubic inch engine that's been bored out to a 462. That's around 7.5 liters or so. I took the broken air conditioning out of it when I put in the bigger motor. So I have no AC. And I live in Memphis. And I'm *poor*.
As you can see, I have a dilemma.
I'm picturing some kind of device like a bucket or a beer cooler that is full of either dry ice or regular ice... water... anitfreeze... alcohol... or some other kind of working fluid, some fans, some radiators, and other gimcrackery that will suck up hot air from my cabin and spew out air cold enough to run me out of the car, even at the supernova-like temperatjures of a Memphis summer.
Y'all know about rate of airflow and and how fast coolant can suck up heat, and such... is such a thing practical?
Loxley