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intercoolers and superchargers
I have 850s hp with superchargers with no intercoolers or chillers.I've heard salt water have a tendency to corrode the inside therefore going inside the motor causing a disaster.
What do you guys think????Any experience??? |
If the chillers are made of Cupronickel, then salt will not bother them.
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Originally Posted by Smitty
(Post 2461739)
If the chillers are made of Cupronickel, then salt will not bother them.
Dustin |
besides that the engines would probably go before that happens
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Well I spoke with a reputable engine builder looking to upgrade for easy reliable horsepower and didnt give me a good vibe.He said i would have to be extremely carefull and even so I could be in trouble...I dont get it why then....
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Well it seems your builder is in the minority on this. Most builders use innercoolers on blower engines. I think you have a higher risk of blowing the engine from detonation without a cooler then a water leak maybe causing an issue.
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Originally Posted by Brad Zastrow
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I think you have a higher risk of blowing the engine from detonation without a cooler then a water leak maybe causing an issue.
Right On! |
Lets see, every single "TOP" engine builder uses innercoolers. What does that tell ya?
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I have a set up to pressure test my intercoolers that is similar to the set up I use to pressure test my headers, Both can be used without removing the components from the motor! Not a bad practice (maybe a little over kill) to test at each oil change!
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Not using an intercooler on a blown boat motor makes no sence. You have an unlimited supply of cold water, and it's "almost" like free hp.
Darrell. |
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