salamander

A neighbor of mine just bought a 1999 Lotus Esprit (off EBay). I was over there looking at it this evening and he tells me it comes stock with dual air to water intercoolers. Perhaps a Lotus internet club could provide ideas.

Chameleon

Think it would be feasible to route freon or freon coils through the intercooler to use as a heat exchanger?

Trexthe3rd

Actually, the freon coils is routed through a water reservoir and cools the water that is pumped through the intercooler. By using water/coolant mixture you can achieve sub zero (celcius) fluid transfer to the intercooler, and thereby lowering charged air to below ambient temp.
I an currently fabricating one from the PWR tubular air to liquid IC.

Chameleon

Sounds interesting! Will you be running it off the stock a/c compressor?

Redrotor

OK i want this thread alive.

I want to try those typhoon truck core for my FD.
I know any thing would be better than stock.
but I can't find any numbers for this A/L IC.

is it even worth it?
those trucks are V6 and 280 HP from stock I think.
and semms like some of them putting high HP with those ICs.

BATMAN

Just like to kick this thread up again to see if anyone has any new findings or installed W2A IC such as this guy:

http://www.trueleo.com/a2wickit.htm

BATMAN

Trexthe3rd, R u finsihed with that project

vel525

iTrader: (4)

Hey just got my FD and Steve was helping me out with putting the intake and couple other things and he mentioned I had an air to water intercooler. I was thinking to myself...that's what that huge aluminum tank in my trunk is
The car doesn't run yet, but hopefully will soon. I'll let you know how the air to water intercooler is. Don't know the details of the set up yet, but it looks like a tank and pump in the trunk. Will keep you updated with this.

Victor

M104-AMG

iTrader: (8)

Any update ?

:-) neil