redid my intercooler water system for cheap
#1
redid my intercooler water system for cheap
i got 200 wrapped up in everything, very satisfied
not sure why i dont see a lot of people using poly tanks.. but i figure they dont make aluminum drink coolers for a reason
sure the plumbing parts look a little funny, but 25 bux for all fittings is much more attractive than 25 bux for EACH fitting.
i put a union on the return line so i can unhook and throw it over the side of the car to pump all the water out easily.
the hardest part was finding the magical spot to send the hoses through the firewall
action vid will make you want to pee!
http://upload.streetfire.net/video/i...ank_186951.htm
plan was so i can pull all the junk out of the cab of the car in about 5 minutes all the way up to the firewall, and cap off the water that is in the front half for street driving
not sure why i dont see a lot of people using poly tanks.. but i figure they dont make aluminum drink coolers for a reason
sure the plumbing parts look a little funny, but 25 bux for all fittings is much more attractive than 25 bux for EACH fitting.
i put a union on the return line so i can unhook and throw it over the side of the car to pump all the water out easily.
the hardest part was finding the magical spot to send the hoses through the firewall
action vid will make you want to pee!
http://upload.streetfire.net/video/i...ank_186951.htm
plan was so i can pull all the junk out of the cab of the car in about 5 minutes all the way up to the firewall, and cap off the water that is in the front half for street driving
Last edited by MIGHTYMOUSE; 09-25-2008 at 06:25 PM.
#4
-can take the 30# out of the car when street driving in 5 minutes
-has 2 gallons (roughly) more capacity
-has bigger mouth, easier to fill with ice
-has higher flowing pump, bilge style vs self priming (also draws less amps)
-happens to be quieter
-can refill with ice or water without popping the hood (against rules in some classes)
-plastic insulates the ice better than aluminum tank
-ice lasts longer sitting in cabin vs under hood
-has 2 gallons (roughly) more capacity
-has bigger mouth, easier to fill with ice
-has higher flowing pump, bilge style vs self priming (also draws less amps)
-happens to be quieter
-can refill with ice or water without popping the hood (against rules in some classes)
-plastic insulates the ice better than aluminum tank
-ice lasts longer sitting in cabin vs under hood
Trending Topics
#9
thanks guys
pvc and cpvc fittings, radiator hose from lowes
tank from http://www.tankdepot.com
clear hose stole from work
rule pump from grainger
edit out what you like
pvc and cpvc fittings, radiator hose from lowes
tank from http://www.tankdepot.com
clear hose stole from work
rule pump from grainger
edit out what you like