The narrow 1 series Setrab 72 row is rated slightly less BTU than the Series 6 34 row and the 25 row series 9 wide.
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02-16-2013, 06:34 PM | #32 (permalink) | |
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Dimensions: 8.25" Overall Length X 22.50" Height X 2" Thick. Tested to maximum operating pressure of 150 psi. Ideal for front valence mounting. Internal turbulators maximize heat transfer while minimizing pressure drop.Fully brazed plates provide ultimate durability and performance. AN adapter fittings included - please specify size when ordering. Rated at 600+hp and 40,000-60,000 BTU/HR Price: $670 Setrab 34 Row 6 series 50-634-7612 Dimensions: 13" Overall Length X 10.25" Height X 2" Thick. Tested to maximum operating pressure of 150 psi. Internal turbulators maximize heat transfer while minimizing pressure drop. Fully brazed plates provide ultimate durability and performance. AN adapter fittings included - please specify size when ordering. Rated at 400-475hp and 43,000-59,000 BTU/HR Price: $358 The 72 row is definitely the superior cooler. Larger surface area, same depth, higher total BTU rating, and higher supported hp, all based off Setrab's site. The fact that it costs nearly double would make me question why they priced it so much higher if it were not superior. Now the need for a 72, even a 34 row is questionable and both no doubt awesome, I just wanted to clarify this.
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The lower BTU rating is what is applicable to wet sump cars like ours. I think the 72 fits the front bumper opening pretty well so it is a good choice for our car but I don't think it will cool any better than the wide 25 row.
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If I were to do it all over again, I would have saved my money and gotten something smaller, but now that the car is going FI, I'm glad I sent the extra $150 to get it over a 34 row.
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Mike, Thanks for the pic...and your track miles R impressive. Yeah, rather not be 4 wheel squid! I'd kick my own *** if I put anything together 1/2 assed anyway...plus SS just looks better. (no disrespect intended for those who use compression fittings....just not how I was raised). I'm kinda into under the hood visual details. I paint and powder coat Way too many parts!
Probably going to start with 25 setrab or stillen and see how it goes. It's been a while since I've been on track (solo SCCA not included and there is plenty of cool off time there) |
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RE the HP vs BTU argument...
Ultimately, they're the same thing. One is a measure of work done, the other is a measure of thermal energy, but in the case of an internal combustion engine, they're pretty much analogous. If one is easier for you to understand/visualize, use it. |
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Lol, you can't see the SS lines with a 25 row anyways
I originally got the compression because the lines were a very similar color to my car
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I don't care if the hoses rub ****, I want the hoses to survive more than I care about them scuffing up anything. Just my thought on it, plus I didn't get a whole lot of choice in it, the guy building the kit for me just ordered **** and said pay for it. We all have our moments of weakness... |
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Decided to jus track it first and see how hard I end up pushing it,...what my OT's end up preventing me from doing , (runs 185 stock) then make my decis. Thanks for all the recs....i WILL use em'....thanks boys! Off topic...,Did decide on stillen front facia, side skirts and amuse back end. Installed nismo s-tune spoiler yesterday... Few hang ups...Totally IN LOVE. Pics to come for build thread....gotta hit up someone here for audio advice. Need have a potable box that can be removed for racing.. Local audio specialists say 1.5 g's JBL.... Sooo gotta be able to go cheaper with quality ... DIY.. No pain no gain/ time right? Advi?
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talk to bigaudiofanatic on the stereo, to see what your car will look like with that body kit combo, check out Spohn's photos.
Always nice to have a plan!
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I only try to answer stuff that I know for sure 100%, so, I have no answers when it comes to FI and show car stuff.
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I try to help when I'm at 90%, sorry I was useless to your lighting thread, lol
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best thing about my turn signals not working is that if I can't fix them, it really doesnt matter. Before I decided to paint the headlights, I was thinking of just getting rid of them altogether.
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