better IAT's slowing down coolant pump?
#11
#13
When I researched meth results on MP112, I concluded that meth doesn't really help the MP112 IAT's. But it does have benefits, such as the added octane and/or fuel. Those can help you get more power with adding timing, or mask injectors that are too small.
#14
I am doing some MAJOR upgrading to my cooling system for my Radix. I am leaving the pump alone at this point. As Wilderacing suggests, you need to measure your coolant temps before and after the HEX or intercooler. You want the most efficient swing in temp that you can get. If you are moving the fluid too fast it will not absorb the heat, and all that heat will be going into your engine. I have some parts on order, and when I can get everything assembled I will be starting a thread about it. I am currently running water/meth injected directly before the T-body, and am not happy with the lack of results I am getting. I am considering injecting water/meth directly into the lower intake.
#15
One thing I found is that with my Meth setup at 1/8m my temps peak and start to drop. My IAT's are approx. 35-40 above at the end of a 1/4m run. This was all without my phenolic plate, so we will see what they do now.
#16
1. 1 inch phenolic spacer between upper and lower manifolds
2. Oversized reservoir
3. Oversized intercooler
4. Oversized heat exchanger
5. Meth spray bars in radix lower manifold
Or you could always just turn down the boost
2. Oversized reservoir
3. Oversized intercooler
4. Oversized heat exchanger
5. Meth spray bars in radix lower manifold
Or you could always just turn down the boost
#17
Been reading on chevy high performance that you can slow down the current on the coolant pump and get better IAT's. Anyone know how i can do that or how they did it?
This is the article i read
Chevrolet Silverado SS Supercharged - Chevy High Performance
This is the article i read
Chevrolet Silverado SS Supercharged - Chevy High Performance
This is probably one of the most discussed topics in here. How to get a radix temps down. LOL
get a bigger heat exchanger is the first step. Use a small radiator. Works like a champ and you didn't have to put some voltage reducer in the system and effectively opening yourself up to mechanical failures.
#18
I have a question that is slightly off topic. In regards to using a 1" spacer between the upper/lower intake on MP112. What are guys doing as far as fuel rail mounting and making up that added 1" of distance between the upper/lower intake. I was looking at going with the EV1 style injector and that would make up 12MM, but what about the approximately 18MM left? Remove some material on the mounting boss on the upper intake? I know they have those 1" long injector adapters, but is that really a good way to go as far as injector efficiency? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
#19
Intercoolers require hi volume for best results.
Hx require slow flow for best results.
Intercooler is using water to absorb heat.
Hx is using air to absorb the heat.
Intercoolers are radiators in reverse.
You have to slow Water flow down to match the hx.
Running hi volume with an hx that is tiny is not giving your hx time to remove the heat you are absorbing from the blower.
Hx require slow flow for best results.
Intercooler is using water to absorb heat.
Hx is using air to absorb the heat.
Intercoolers are radiators in reverse.
You have to slow Water flow down to match the hx.
Running hi volume with an hx that is tiny is not giving your hx time to remove the heat you are absorbing from the blower.
#20
if your heat exchanger is too small, a slower flowing pump might be more beneficial. Im stepping up to a meziere 20gpm pump vs the current 6gpm however I am also getting a custom heat exchanger that is at LEAST twice as thick and a few inches wider, should work nicely.