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Old 02-21-2014, 01:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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awesome build bro

how are temps with the intercooler now?
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Has the larger heat exchanger improved the performance of the supercharger?
Did you guys change the water pump .

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Has the larger heat exchanger improved the performance of the supercharger?
Did you guys change the water pump .
The original pump is still mounted.
I am installing from our business a speed controller and a temperature sensor
where I can adjust the pump's performance during the tests and at the outlet of the head exchangers, the temperature can record so as to set the optimal speed of the pump.

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Once the front is mounted, I can on my home track (mountain road) the heat exchanger test.
For 2 years, I'm going there always the same route at the same ambient temperatures and have the temperatures recorded via OBDII

We'll see once everything is ready...
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I Have enjoyed your thread great build and vids. My 370Z received it's stillen kit last week. Installation and custom tune by Croydon Racing Developments here in Sydney. Pick it up tomorrow. I went directly with the 9lb pullley.
I have been considering the larger heat exchanger for a while so I am looking forward to your results.

An excellent informative thread compliments to you !

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Fantastic thread and awesome videos/pictures.
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Hey guys

Thank you for the nice answers!
I'll post the results as soon as I have ....
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I have almost zero clue about all the technical terms going on here, but this was still a very entertaining read. Like the videos!
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Hi Ivo
Picked up my z today great with the supercharger understand your enjoyment,
if I could ask you a question - after some spirited driving is your bonnet hot to touch maybe even fry an egg on ? As this is my first supercharger I am. not sure what is normal or what to expect.
We gave a rich tune to start off with on dyno dynamics with the 9lb pulley and obtained 301 rw kw. From what I understand dyno dynamics reads about 12% lower than dynojet .Commonly called the HEART BREAKER DYNO.

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after some spirited driving is your bonnet hot to touch maybe even fry an egg on ?
Hello new Supercharger Fan!
Due to the very limited space available and the additional Supercharger Parts
and the extra power, creates very high heat in the engine compartment!
My hood was always very warm even before the conversion.

But for fry eggs on the hood it is not enough ....

BTW: Have you installed an additional oil cooler?
This is very important!

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Yes I have a z1 25 row oil cooler 850 injectors 340 aeromotive fuel pump. My oil temp is good. Just surprised at the heat generated.
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I used a digital IR temp gauge to measure the temp of the intake after a short drive and it read 145*. A lot cooler that I thought. I ceramic coated the intercooler, pipes, supercharger, radiator and oil cooler. I also upgraded the top coolant lines.
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Hey TKomodo
These pictures I have not seen before on the "WWW"

Thank you for sharing with us!
Your setup looks great

BTW:
Have no problems with heat, which produces the oil cooler
and sits directly under the air filters?
In particular, at low speeds or in heavy traffic?
If the cool intake air can not flow properly through the cooler.

What bumper you have installed?
Still the original with the brilliant green wrap in your photo album?
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