Who sells the Biggest Heat Exchanger on the market ???
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09-07-2006 | 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by rafa26
Looking for a huge heat exchanger, does anyone know what company sells the biggest one ?
Thanks.
Thanks.
There are a few vendors who supply this unit plus a shrouded twin fan kit
as well.
Try www.sporttruckdirect.com they have a fan system called the InterChiller
Looks a good unit, I intend to get one soon to fit my AFCO unit which was originally supplied by JDM two years ago.
JDM also supply AFCO but not sure if they have the double pass one.
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09-07-2006 | 04:05 PM
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+1 See a comparison on their site here: http://www.gordsfordperformance.com/
, they offer the dual Spal fans as well.
, they offer the dual Spal fans as well.
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09-07-2006 | 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by unclemole
+1 See a comparison on their site here: http://www.gordsfordperformance.com/specs.hmtl, they offer the dual Spal fans as well.
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09-08-2006 | 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by rafa26
So far the biggest one i found is the GordsPerformance heat exchanger.
It's bigger than the Fluidyne, it's measurement is 26" X 9.3" X 2.375". . . .
It's bigger than the Fluidyne, it's measurement is 26" X 9.3" X 2.375". . . .
But assuming that you are listing overall and not core dimensions, then the Gords is a little wider, but far less deep than either the Afco or the Fluidyne.
Gords = 574 C.I.
Afco = 27.0 X 8.8 X 3.3 = 768 C.I.
Fluidyne = 25.4 X 8.0 X 3.5 = 707 C.I.
It may be that it actually cools better with more frontal area, but less depth, but it's not really fair to call it the "biggest" without explaining the above.
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09-08-2006 | 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Tim Skelton
If you are talking frontal area, correct.
But assuming that you are listing overall and not core dimensions, then the Gords is a little wider, but far less deep than either the Afco or the Fluidyne.
Gords = 574 C.I.
Afco = 27.0 X 8.8 X 3.3 = 768 C.I.
Fluidyne = 25.4 X 8.0 X 3.5 = 707 C.I.
It may be that it actually cools better with more frontal area, but less depth, but it's not really fair to call it the "biggest" without explaining the above.
But assuming that you are listing overall and not core dimensions, then the Gords is a little wider, but far less deep than either the Afco or the Fluidyne.
Gords = 574 C.I.
Afco = 27.0 X 8.8 X 3.3 = 768 C.I.
Fluidyne = 25.4 X 8.0 X 3.5 = 707 C.I.
It may be that it actually cools better with more frontal area, but less depth, but it's not really fair to call it the "biggest" without explaining the above.
