does the FD have a fuel cooler??
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does the FD have a fuel cooler??
and if it doesnt are there fuel cooling kits available for the fd...or do they all have to be made from random fuel coolers and various parts?? i got this idea from the apexi drift car ...that uses a fuel cooler to cool the fuel...well just let me know if anyone else has any more info on this
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there is no stock fuel cooler although you can buy one from summit racing or jegs or something and bolt it in, you might wanna look in to running one inline with a fuel reservior system such as the one from rotary extreme as youll have to reroute the fuel system anyways.
oh yeah, there are 2 types of fuel coolers availble, the ones which are like little radiators and the others where the fuel coils around in metal pipes which sit in a liquid/ice.
oh yeah, there are 2 types of fuel coolers availble, the ones which are like little radiators and the others where the fuel coils around in metal pipes which sit in a liquid/ice.
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the one with the coils in the ice should be cooler so i guess it would work better but you would have to have it inside the cabin. with the fuel reservior, that would be inside the cabin as well so i guess its nto that much more of a danger
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why ...you ask...because it makes the fuel colder...making the fuel more dense....the denser the fuel the better the combustion and the more power and the less chance of detonation...you can learn something new every day so take notes son! haha peace out
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Originally posted by gdnimr0d
why ...you ask...because it makes the fuel colder...making the fuel more dense....the denser the fuel the better the combustion and the more power and the less chance of detonation...you can learn something new every day so take notes son! haha peace out
why ...you ask...because it makes the fuel colder...making the fuel more dense....the denser the fuel the better the combustion and the more power and the less chance of detonation...you can learn something new every day so take notes son! haha peace out
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i was just wondering if there were kits ...i am not planning on making my own kit...just curious...and yes i am aware of how much the density changes over temperature change....well i am not trying to get in an argument or anything i was just curious ..peace out
this kind of relates but not really. Does anyone know the exact material that the stock fuel rail is made of? It looks to have that coating on it that everything else does thats not aluminum in the engine bay. Thanks.
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Originally posted by gdnimr0d
why ...you ask...because it makes the fuel colder...making the fuel more dense....the denser the fuel the better the combustion and the more power and the less chance of detonation...you can learn something new every day so take notes son! haha peace out
why ...you ask...because it makes the fuel colder...making the fuel more dense....the denser the fuel the better the combustion and the more power and the less chance of detonation...you can learn something new every day so take notes son! haha peace out
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