Epic Build ..I'll donate my SRT indefinitely so it can be the first AWD neon..I'm thinking between gs-x and evo parts YOU guys can pull it off... sorry was day dreaming for a sec..
Amazing work,.. I tip my hat to you all and hope that customer doesn't wreck this work of art the first month they get it back
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innovation win, efficiency fail!
how is that Throttle body going to hold up to a reversal of flow direction of the pressurized charge?
it's a very unique design for the charge cooler and with space constraints there is not much you can be but don't you think there is going to a large restriction and pressure drop with this design?
you've limited water flow and air flow capabilities pretty drastically with this setup, no?
you ignored my last post basically asking this same thing so you'll probably ignore this one too but i'd love to hear what you actually think of this design and why you made it as such...
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I too am very impressed with the level of work, craftsmanship, detail, and creativity in this build. This is the first time seeing this project, as I ran across it from a SpeedHunter's blog; amazing stuff Mike and rest of the Eurowise team!
From the work done here, I had to go visit your webpage, and am throughly impressed by what you represent with your mentality and altitude. (Really cool touch w/ that video interview by the way.)
I wholeheartedly wish you and your business much success, as I too joined this forum just to support this thread and subscribe. You guys certainly deserve your following!!!!
Sincerely,
- Michael
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I think the intercooler looks great, plus it sounds like it was the best option for IAT cooling. Great work.
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just read the entire thread. wow. looking forward to seeing it finished!
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Looks very nice, things are shaping up nice, but real estate is running out quickly.
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Originally posted by Peetah05 View PostYOU ARE A BEAST.
However, I disagree with that intercooler setup. Ruins the cleanliness of the bay and doesn't make sense with airflow. I know your intake mani is big but I'm sure you could fit an intercooler in the from grill like most mk1 people do.
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Building end tanks and charge pipe inlet and outlet flanges from scratch
End plates welded on
Quick mockup for fitment
Close up of the compressor charge pipe inlets into the intercooler
Engine bay shot with the intercooler
Fittings arrived for the heat exchanger and intercooler
Last few days we were held up because out metal bending brake was broken due to trying to bend 12 gauge aluminum sheet metal
Finally fixed the side cover could finally be finished and boxed in. this is the final piece needed to finish the intercooler. 1 seamless bent side cover.
This piece was very important to us because with the size of the intercooler and how boxy it naturally would look we had to give it some sort of symmetry to flow in the engine bay as well as function for air flow.
After that we boxed in the charge section, and finished the end caps, also all cut and boxed in by hand like a jigsaw puzzle.
The intercooler is now 80% done, an fittings need to be welded on for water, and the intercooler will be pressure tested and coated black.
Detail shots
Mocked up
Charge pipe section
Closer shot of charge side
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