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metasaiah wrote: DARTHVADER wrote: :roll: some of you have mention that it will keep the "fuel in the tank cool" How is that? I understand you are cooling the fuel delivery just before it goes into the fuel rail right? Then how does this affect tank fuel temps?? Thanks MITCHY There's a fuel return line back into the tank from the fuel rail. It might make a small difference.   yess....their is , i was asleep at the computer desk lol
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seems like to much effort for f**k all to me
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fiftyone wrote: i can vouch that the tank temps in summer, even out of the sun, are amazingly hoT! im talking +50'c i do see a fairly major issue with what your going to attempt tho. You want to put an intercooler full of fuel directly BEHIND the bumper, if you are ever in a 60kph front ender you'd be seeing a conciderable fire. there may be another issue with the ecu (*slash* fuel system in general) having super heated fuel coming in after a heat soak from the radiator and the ecu adjusting for denser fuel too at different times of the year. In F1 they pre chill the fuel, and yes, they do do this for performance (as well as storeage, as it is slightly smaller while cool) Heat soak.......how about when you pull up at a shop for 15mins.......heat soak straight on the fuel rail.
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In the long run, you'll be spending more money on a system which could potentially blow you up in the event of an accident. It will most likely be more of a headache then what it will achieve.
All in all, the fuel will get hot no matter where the hell it's going...
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cjh wrote: Heat soak.......how about when you pull up at a shop for 15mins.......heat soak straight on the fuel rail. Yes, im thinking maybe worse as the radiator radiates heat. but all this is circumstantial as i am only guessing phongus wrote: All in all, the fuel will get hot no matter where the hell it's going... yes
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The heat from an engine lasts longer than the heat from the radiator, and you wouldn't have it fitted next to the radiator anyway.
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http://www.designengineering.com/produc ... m=sc&cid=1
I have this setup on my turbo car and made my own intercooler sprayer to complement the system. They sell a part that flows the liquid CO2 through a block that the fuel flows through also (seperated of course) and cools it aswell. They claim extra benefits from the denser fuel. Allot of deisel trucks and machinery run fuel coolers, but deisel not being flamable except under compression makes it allot less risky to setup.
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I have considered and looked into this.
Don't waste your money or time. The cooler has to be fitted with high pressur fittings (do not use the type pictured above), It needs to restrict enough to cool fuel bit not enough to starve the motor. Also it has to cool the fuel quite significantly, as it heats up again in the rail/injector. |
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LTDHO wrote: I have considered and looked into this. Don't waste your money or time. The cooler has to be fitted with high pressur fittings (do not use the type pictured above), It needs to restrict enough to cool fuel bit not enough to starve the motor. Also it has to cool the fuel quite significantly, as it heats up again in the rail/injector. The ED Falcon has rubber hose and hose clamps...from the factory....They don't run 100 psi, so doesn't need hi-press fittings.
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LTDHO wrote: I have considered and looked into this. Don't waste your money or time. The cooler has to be fitted with high pressur fittings (do not use the type pictured above), It needs to restrict enough to cool fuel bit not enough to starve the motor. Also it has to cool the fuel quite significantly, as it heats up again in the rail/injector. Yes i agree unless your running CO2 which cools to -70F, the effectiveness of a fuel cooler would be little to nothing. But I disagree with you about an oil cooler not being able to take the pressure. They will easily take 100psi, the fittings will take 100psi because if a pressure release valve goes the oil will go to 100psi. The normal oil pressure is about 50-60psi which is lower than the pressure in the fuel rail which is 45psi anyway. The effectiveness of a cooler would depend on the amount of time in the cooler, that would be determined by the size of the cooler and the amount of liquid flow through it.
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cjh wrote: LTDHO wrote: I have considered and looked into this. Don't waste your money or time. The cooler has to be fitted with high pressur fittings (do not use the type pictured above), It needs to restrict enough to cool fuel bit not enough to starve the motor. Also it has to cool the fuel quite significantly, as it heats up again in the rail/injector. The ED Falcon has rubber hose and hose clamps...from the factory....They don't run 100 psi, so doesn't need hi-press fittings. Fair enough, I don't deal with I6's, V8 all have hi-pres fittings. I'd rather be safe then on fire! |
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check this out http://www.a1hiperformance.net/docs/pro ... rod_id=347
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wholagan wrote: check this out http://www.a1hiperformance.net/docs/pro ... rod_id=347 that looks good for the strip..... wouldnt want to pay 200$ for it tho.... 
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wholagan wrote: check this out http://www.a1hiperformance.net/docs/pro ... rod_id=347 Thats the old school way of doing it, I remember when when they were an alloy tin, and an alloy coil of 1/2" tube. I was a the drags many yrs ago watchin a dude with a Mazda RX7 and he was puttin dry ice on the intercooler just before going onto the strip. It had the intercooler under the bonnet.
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fuel cooler data & dyno sheets...
thread (search more on that forum for more debating this mod...) http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=4068730 data http://s41.photobucket.com/albums/e266/sdoherma/fuel_cooler_dyno/ |
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