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I have got to say that this has been a great topic. Thank you
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this is the root of LLY cooling system problems. This is with a light load, on a normal Phoenix afternoon. I have had this number as high as 245.
At 245, and 20 psi of boost, at 5000 ft elevation the CAC offloads an additional 154,000 BTU/hr into the radiator. This is as much heat as is required to heat about 5 homes in North Dakota. Not to be too dramatic, the radiator is under attack.
At 245, and 20 psi of boost, at 5000 ft elevation the CAC offloads an additional 154,000 BTU/hr into the radiator. This is as much heat as is required to heat about 5 homes in North Dakota. Not to be too dramatic, the radiator is under attack.
