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Old 05-06-2009, 10:44 PM
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Track, Keeping cool?

Ok.. so i am going to the track this sat, it will be warm 80-85, what are some things i can do to keep the blower cool so it does not become heat soaked?

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Old 05-06-2009, 11:48 PM
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Ok.. so i am going to the track this sat, it will be warm 80-85, what are some things i can do to keep the blower cool so it does not become heat soaked?

30-40 min cool downs and push it around the staging lanes. It works for me
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30-40 min cool downs and push it around the staging lanes. It works for me
Push, lol im lifted on 35's hard to do by my self lol

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Old 05-07-2009, 10:15 PM
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I pop the hood on mines. Helps Cool it down faster.
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Dont race in the summer lol.

Sucks about here is the day will be 112 and at 8PM it will be a cool 95.
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yeah the heat sux, i noticed almost 2 tenths quicker with a 7 degree drop from 84 to 77 the other night... id love to see the difference at say 60 degrees or so...

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Dont race in the summer lol.

Sucks about here is the day will be 112 and at 8PM it will be a cool 95.
that sux LOL, but hey at least you should have low humidity out there, the humid air here in the deep south hurts...
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Here's somethin I was wondering, anyone ever use engine ice in their intercooler? I used it in my streetbike cuz my leg kept getting too hot and the engine ice took the heat way down.. I mean they recommend 50/50 regular but is there any reason the engine ice wouldn't work??
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Here's somethin I was wondering, anyone ever use engine ice in their intercooler? I used it in my streetbike cuz my leg kept getting too hot and the engine ice took the heat way down.. I mean they recommend 50/50 regular but is there any reason the engine ice wouldn't work??
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Ok.. so i am going to the track this sat, it will be warm 80-85, what are some things i can do to keep the blower cool so it does not become heat soaked?
try a Killer Chiller
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Three things. Electric water pump, electric radiator fans and a yellow top battery. With these three things you can shut the engine off in the staging lanes and run the water pump and fans to keep it cool. The yellow top is insurance for restart after running the other two things. Oh and pop the hood too. It will allow the hot under hood air to escape.


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Three things. Electric water pump, electric radiator fans and a yellow top battery. With these three things you can shut the engine off in the staging lanes and run the water pump and fans to keep it cool. The yellow top is insurance for restart after running the other two things. Oh and pop the hood too. It will allow the hot under hood air to escape.


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haha motor stays cool its the heat exchanger i was having issues with..
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um, yeah

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Does it work?
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haha motor stays cool its the heat exchanger i was having issues with..
Put a fan on the heat exchanger and install a switch to turn on the pump.

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Does it work?
So it is ok to run engine ice in the intercooler?
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Old 05-25-2009, 02:44 AM
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Easy steps.

Bring cooler.
2 bags of ice
Portable generator (if you can't park near an outlet and run an extension cord)
2 air circulators or blowers (these are NOT your typical box fans and move a lot more air volume).


Should be all you need and you don't need any exotic parts for the truck either. 2 air movers because you want one blowing on the engine and one blowing on the transmission between runs. Just ice the top of the SC and be mindful to keep the water from dripping on the belt or electrical stuff. Same techniques I've been running on my truck, 2 L-trucks, and few other cars and it's always been effective.
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