XxSlowpokexX
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I have been doing a bit of research into the flow through my IC cores(three in total). Currently its setup to work in series however running them in parallel would be much more efficient. I researched my options and people have noticed a significant drop in ACT's doing it that way.
My concern is that running them in parallel may cause an imbalance in coolant flow in which one core may get more flow then the others which may be counter productive.
Basically the cores are setup side by side with billet ends on either side. Within the billet ends are chambers which direct coolant flow through the IC cores. Each core has a flow restrictor so that someone helps in balancing flow.
Any idea on what would be the best coolant flow pattern? Three in one out? One in three out? Three in Three out?
Am I being clear? Any ideas to throw about would be appreciated
Damo
My concern is that running them in parallel may cause an imbalance in coolant flow in which one core may get more flow then the others which may be counter productive.
Basically the cores are setup side by side with billet ends on either side. Within the billet ends are chambers which direct coolant flow through the IC cores. Each core has a flow restrictor so that someone helps in balancing flow.
Any idea on what would be the best coolant flow pattern? Three in one out? One in three out? Three in Three out?
Am I being clear? Any ideas to throw about would be appreciated
Damo