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Old 05-10-2006, 05:09 PM   #21 (permalink)
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My opinion is that in order to keep a tracked car cool for an air/water, you need to run a large water radiator. The size of the water radiator needed gets to the point where you are better off just running an air/air setup instead. Plus, with the water/air setup you have to dork around with the water pump, resevoir, and water supply routing.

For a street car, it's not a bad idea if you can get high quality components to make it high efficiency.

Bingo.. it can be just as effective, or more effective really.. but the size of heat exchanger and the size of the water resevoir you would need would make it a clumsy setup with alot of extra weight for a track car.

A good V-mount air/air setup should do well on the track
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