Originally Posted by
LaCross
Greetings!
Are there any more budget friendly S/C coolers going around? APR, AWE, etc are the options which i found but they are all around $1800+ which is quite high considering what you get. Most of the info I find is outdated
LC,
Allow me to give some key points as to what our ColdFront™ provides, and why we did some of the things we did to make the ColdFront™ quite different than the other options out there:
- IATs down up to 15°F
- Reduced coolant temperatures by a maximum of 24°F
- Prevented loss of 13 hp
The ColdFront™: a thoroughly engineered and manufactured (partnered with Griffin Thermal Products and Meziere Enterprises), warrantied, and guaranteed proven solution to defeating heat-based power loss.
Considering the proven, repeatable results, and the fact its the
only exchanger on the market with a drain plug and bleed screw to ensure there isn't any air trapped while adding coolant, it's quite the bang for the buck especially when getting the complete kit.
Side note regarding the pump to accommodate above concerns - due to the increased coolant capacity of the ColdFront™, it affords the ability to raise the speed at which it's circulated. The faster the coolant is sent from the SC to the point of heat dissipation, the better. We doubled the flow from 8 GPM to 16 GPM (100% gain over stock), which increases efficiency without causing cavitation while reducing potential hot spots in the system.
Originally Posted by
blingaling
Im aware, i was meaning temp logs. Like do some consecutive pulls and see how big your temp differences are beginning to end. Thats the only way to test the efficiency of the cooler
Originally Posted by
audistealth
I think Alpha did this.
You may be thinking of the torture testing we did on the ColdFront™ system :).
And as mentioned above, upgrading the exchanger and its complimenting components is to efficiently retain power. See the data we gathered during torture testing the ColdFront™ system, including the influence of ColdFront™ Coolant Pump, and the impacts on temperature as well as the power retained as a result of the system:
*The data above is with the ColdFront™ Coolant Pump installed, below is with the stock pump in place.
Further, here's a link to an
AZ thread featuring Jeff Jones, who laid down records in his S4 with help from the ColdFront™, as well as a thread with the
record-setting AWE Tuning S5.
If you have any questions, feel free to hit me here or via email!
PS: Happy holidays, everyone!
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