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Post by MK » Thu Sep 27, 2007 5:56 pm

Is there any problems if one puts the non-watercooling turbo on the car that's supposed to run with the water-cooling turbo? As I suppose - 1. the turbo needs to be cooled down manually after hard run (i.e. running the car in idle few minutes) 2. The cooling system is a little be cooler because of hot turbos not inside it anymore ?

Am I thinking wrong taking this idea into rs4 world?
Audi RS4 Daytona grey w/ 2x RS6/TTS hybrids, 8.5:1 CR, front mount IC with 2xinlets&2xoutlets, SPEC Stage 5 feramic clutch, 2 x 3in DP's, 2x 3in Aeroturbine res, 3.5in cutout, 790cc inj's,MOVIT 380mm f/brakes,Porsche 911 GT2 6-piston calipers....
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Post by confusionhunter » Thu Sep 27, 2007 6:34 pm

i think the main problem is theres no way you could rely on air cooling alone in the location. I suppose if they were more exposed like on some of the GT28RS conversions ie through the bonnet, you could in theory have enough air flow to run air cooled turbos..... but why would you as wtaer cooling is better for we you are working turbos hard.....
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Post by MK » Thu Sep 27, 2007 8:15 pm

Yes, this could be true - the location of the turbos is not the best...
Audi RS4 Daytona grey w/ 2x RS6/TTS hybrids, 8.5:1 CR, front mount IC with 2xinlets&2xoutlets, SPEC Stage 5 feramic clutch, 2 x 3in DP's, 2x 3in Aeroturbine res, 3.5in cutout, 790cc inj's,MOVIT 380mm f/brakes,Porsche 911 GT2 6-piston calipers....
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Post by pomy » Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:15 pm

My mistake, i mean't GT28RS's after being reminded from the post above, not GT25's!

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