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Old 10-22-03, 09:57 PM
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AST + FC= Good?

Will adding an AST to a 13bt benefit in anyway. I really don't understand why the 3rd gens have them and the 2nd gens don't.
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the 2nd gens don't need them. the system is different.
Old 10-23-03, 09:57 PM
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If you know how to get rid of the all the air pockets/bubbles effectively, it's unnecessary. Why add more complexity? It just adds more areas to fail...


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And damn do those ASTs love to fail!
Old 10-24-03, 08:25 PM
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I was just wondering...thats all.
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Horse POO, I will post pics of my set-up, My water temps do not exceed 190 after 30 minutes of hard road racing, at ~85* ambient, putting 320+ rwhp, with a FMIC who else can say that, and are they using an AST? If you race, it is a no brainer, if you do not overheat now, you do not need it. Pics saturday, when it's light. Carl
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um wat's AST?
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AST = air seperation tank.

they are found on FDs and cosmo 13BRE? not sure about the later
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Originally posted by eoph
um wat's AST?
air seperation tank like he said...it gets air bubbles out of your coolant for you.
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