TI Cooling system test, Week one in review

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MASSIVE TYPE IV wrote:Wait for the results in Ultra VW on that one. We are finishing this round of testing today....
I signed up for a subscription four-4 days ago, and got the first magazine in the mail today!!!
That has to be a new record for prompte service!
Kudos to UltraVw.
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Anonymous wrote:
MASSIVE TYPE IV wrote:Wait for the results in Ultra VW on that one. We are finishing this round of testing today....
I signed up for a subscription four-4 days ago, and got the first magazine in the mail today!!!
That has to be a new record for prompte service!
Kudos to UltraVw.
Hmmp. Forgott to sign in...
This was from UK to Norway.
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How do we get Ultra VW in the Colonies? Is there a distributor here in the States?
So you think your project is taking forever eh? Well you've got nothing on me.....
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Post by Roland »

Jake. Do you use a standard size pulley whith the stock and the chrome shroud or do you use a power pulley? Any big differences in cooling effect? //Roland
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

each test was done with a

*stock pulley
*power pulley
*dry sump pulley

and the best test were also tried with a 356/912 pulley up top...
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Class 11 streeter wrote:How do we get Ultra VW in the Colonies? Is there a distributor here in the States?
Sign up on: www.ultravw.com

U.S. distribution:

IPD, 674 Via de la Valle, Suite 200
Solana Beach, CA 92075
+(1) (858) 481 5928
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Thanks!
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So you think your project is taking forever eh? Well you've got nothing on me.....
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911 fan with vane

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Jake
What about a turbin vane style inlet like a jet engine has. Then duct it off the vane in the proper amounts to the right locations; using 911 fan with composit materials for the vane :idea: .
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Re: 911 fan with vane

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Mr Nice wrote:using 911 fan with composit materials for the vane :idea: .
Jake tested static inlet vanes made from 24K gold, results looked promising if the customer were to buy the Fort Knox level kit, but the average VW Joe will only pay for paper mache.
So you think your project is taking forever eh? Well you've got nothing on me.....
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Re: 911 fan with vane

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Class 11 streeter wrote:---------------but the average VW Joe will only pay for paper mache.
BUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA!!

on Da MONEY!

Us Dubbers are CHEEP BASTIDS!
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of this presidency,".. Barack Obama January 21, 2009, 30 minutes before he signed the law
sealing all his personal information....
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

The DTM is already doomed because no one would pay for its capability because it does not boast a pretty fan that sucks up all the energy the engine makes...

Cheap isn't the word- "not very bright" is the overall observation when it comes to cooling systems!
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