Ranking mods that reduce IAT's the best
1. Killer Chiller (works best with 5 gallon plus tank) $750
2. Ice tank (Including splitting the cooling obviously) $275-$575
3. Headers $975+
4. Intercooler pump (superflo results 10* peak and starting temps) $360
5. Heat Exchangers (Reduction in restriction is the most important (10-12*)) $399
6. Intake Spacers 10-12mm (10*) $175 + Cerakote
7. Split cooling (7-10*) $125
There are some specific points that should be mentioned in this list, Like the fact that a HE+ KC end up fighting each other. but in general i would consider this list accurate.
List doesnt include methanol, because it greatly depends on nozzle location and size.
who wants to test mule their e55 and fab something up similar?
https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-car...ng-power-tech/
who wants to test mule their e55 and fab something up similar?
https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-car...ng-power-tech/
who wants to test mule their e55 and fab something up similar?
https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-car...ng-power-tech/




The Best of Mercedes & AMG
who wants to test mule their e55 and fab something up similar?
https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-car...ng-power-tech/
He was asking for detailed installation pics not a link to the stupid article that you thought was a brand new thing to the world of cars just 5 minutes ago. The actual website to what he was referencing is here: https://killerchiller.com/ which every one on this forum except for you apparently has known about for years. What I assume hes actually looking for is detailed photos/locations of the AC line splices into the stock AC system since I myself have seen very few installation pictures of the splices into factory lines. Most of the photos available are simply the evaporator tucked up some where by the radiator.
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no thread here since that was during the great revolt of MBWorld and most moved to Planet Super Car. I will locate from there or my old pics.
Here is one pic showing the KC mounted below my Distronic puck.
Last edited by black06c230; Aug 6, 2019 at 08:29 PM.
This was my link.
Last edited by Fountain35; Aug 6, 2019 at 08:36 PM.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnmO2M2YW_Y
It's a basically a killer chiller. Nothing to do with R&T
I think it's safe to assume yes since you replied to me saying I don't think that's what he's looking for with:
**EDITED**
no thread here since that was during the great revolt of MBWorld and most moved to Planet Super Car. I will locate from there or my old pics.
Here is one pic showing the KC mounted below my Distronic puck.
) But if you do happen to have any pics of where you spliced into the high pressure and low pressure AC lines I would really appreciate it as well. Do you happen to know what size AC lines our cars have?
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no thread here since that was during the great revolt of MBWorld and most moved to Planet Super Car. I will locate from there or my old pics.
Here is one pic showing the KC mounted below my Distronic puck.
The great revolt was tons of censorship by the board admins towards some super helpful folks. So many of us for about a month or more moved to planet. The website for planet super car would be blocked to keep those from knowing where all had gone. It was on 2011 best I recall. If you find threads started around that time some might mention it. Hell even now PSC is prob block **************.com. Ahaha yep still blocked.
If you type (planet super car. com) spaces removed it will block it like the above with ****




He was asking for detailed installation pics not a link to the stupid article that you thought was a brand new thing to the world of cars just 5 minutes ago. The actual website to what he was referencing is here: https://killerchiller.com/ which every one on this forum except for you apparently has known about for years. What I assume hes actually looking for is detailed photos/locations of the AC line splices into the stock AC system since I myself have seen very few installation pictures of the splices into factory lines. Most of the photos available are simply the evaporator tucked up some where by the radiator.
Correct. Thanks. The thing that makes me veer to just a rear tank is screwing up the reliability of the A/C system. If I can ensure I can get XRP to make actual, well sealed teflon lines for the A/C customization (no - freaking hose clamps do not work for long for A/C lines - this is not a top gear africa special) - then I can veer back. But I would love to see a detailed install instead of ****ty pics in a dark warehouse of black tubing going... where?





