evosport - New Development on Cooling Upgrades (Top Mounted Intercoolers)
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evosport - New Development on Cooling Upgrades (Top Mounted Intercoolers)
Hey all, this post is in reply to the numerous comments that evosport has moved on from the 55k platform. Well, that could not be further from the truth. We have just been focused on some serious upgrades as we have already covered all the easy ones.
So, here we go....
Announcing our next cooling upgrade - The evosport evo2 Cooling Package. This is more commonly refered to as Top Mounted Intercoolers or SLR-Style Coolers
We have flow tested the lower splitter for any turbulence or resonance issues, and I will be posting that info shortly.
This package will be a direct upgrade for those with our evo1 Cooling Package or as a stand-alone complete upgrade.
We will have the first article on a member's SL55 (Hi Havoc) this fall.
Stay tuned for more updates!
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So, here we go....
Announcing our next cooling upgrade - The evosport evo2 Cooling Package. This is more commonly refered to as Top Mounted Intercoolers or SLR-Style Coolers
We have flow tested the lower splitter for any turbulence or resonance issues, and I will be posting that info shortly.
This package will be a direct upgrade for those with our evo1 Cooling Package or as a stand-alone complete upgrade.
We will have the first article on a member's SL55 (Hi Havoc) this fall.
Stay tuned for more updates!
Thanks
Brad
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Here is a quick update. This is the final version and CNC programming begins next week. First articles will be out very soon!
I will have some flow update info shortly as well.
Again, to restate a few facts:
- This system will reuse ALL factory sensors
- This system has cooler cores rated to over 1200 HP
- This will be a complete system with air filter
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I will have some flow update info shortly as well.
Again, to restate a few facts:
- This system will reuse ALL factory sensors
- This system has cooler cores rated to over 1200 HP
- This will be a complete system with air filter
Thanks
Brad
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Some pressure and flow info:
As you can see the pressure drop is VERY small across this splitter. In fact, it is only .0001 lb/in*2 across the entire piece.
This splitter will allow for very effective flow, allowing for very small losses at the most critical piece - the splitter.
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As you can see the pressure drop is VERY small across this splitter. In fact, it is only .0001 lb/in*2 across the entire piece.
This splitter will allow for very effective flow, allowing for very small losses at the most critical piece - the splitter.
Thanks
Brad
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So we spent a little more time refining the design with the aim of truly optimizing the performance.
Here are the last of the flow graphs:
CNC programming is done. Material is being cut next week!
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Here are the last of the flow graphs:
CNC programming is done. Material is being cut next week!
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Sorry for the little lapse. I have been out of the office a lot lately, so I have not had the chance to update the thread much. Manufacturing has begun, and got off to a rocky start with a few key bits on the machine breaking! =( We are back at full speed and I will share a quick video and image. We are not sharing anything more detailed until the parts are complete.
Video of the machining process
Here is an image of the logo plate:
Thanks for all the support!
Brad
Video of the machining process
Here is an image of the logo plate:
Thanks for all the support!
Brad
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We are getting close to having them actually on the car and running!
Obviously these are just sitting on the stock airbox for now (on a microfiber), but this shows the size and location nicely.
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Obviously these are just sitting on the stock airbox for now (on a microfiber), but this shows the size and location nicely.
Thanks
Brad