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  1. rk90gtx

    Heated absorption refrigerator questions.

    Is it possible to use the principles of the heat absorption refrigerator with the heat provided by contact with a automotive exhaust manifold? My car has turbo motor with a front mount intercooler trying to cool down the 10-14psi of pressurized air. Is it possible to gain additional intake...
  2. rk90gtx

    Vent Design

    I278 - Thanks for the CAFE info, some very good info! I have the NACA duct in the lower shrowds so that it will not "ingest" from the road surface. MATT0000- I have upgraded my motor to that of a Rally car turbo charged motor. The engine bay is small and the Underhood temps are much...
  3. rk90gtx

    Vent Design

    I am trying to find the most efficient design to get the hot air out of my engine bay via the front fenders. So given, the same exhaust dimensions, is a single large opening (i.e. reversed "mouth" or viper style vent): more efficient then the multi louvered "shark gill&quot...
  4. rk90gtx

    Vent Design

    Thanks for your insight! Is there an NACA inlet equivalent designed to extract instead of induce?
  5. rk90gtx

    Vent Design

    Is this an efficient way to extract air? Im afraid I don't have an email system that would handle a 16MB file. Do you have a link to the NASA site that it might be posted on?
  6. rk90gtx

    Vent Design

    I was wondering where I might look up info on vent designs. Specifically, I need to vent my engine compartment. I do not want to use hood vents. I am looking at differing fender side vents from various vehicles. I was wondering how efficent multi-louver(BMW Z3 style)compare to a large opening...
  7. rk90gtx

    Hood vents over hot sections

    Is there an efficient "fender vent" design that allows heat to escape the engine compartment comprable to the direct overhead vent? I would like to avoid rain running directly over my turbo.
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