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  • S2central.net
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    I think fitting such bungs to the intercooler is good - then you can measure its efficiency nicely - but it would also be nice to have them in the hoses in/out of IC - so that improvements from S2 to RS2 (or bigger) IC can be effectively measured.

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  • terrybullwon
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    Originally posted by S2central.net
    OK - I'm familiar with K-Typ. No problems - I just haven't seen an elegant way to install it in the hoses. I was thinking of some small metal pipe carrying the sensor - fitted in between two silicon hoses.

    Do you have a pic of the method used to fit the K-Typ into the hose ?
    Yes sure, its much better with full hard pipe work turbo to TB but no reason why it cant be done on a Standard set up.

    Use a gland like this

    http://uk.farnell.com/labfacility/fc...e-ss/dp/254642

    And then you have to buy the weld on flange of course or make your own

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  • S2central.net
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    OK - I'm familiar with K-Typ. No problems - I just haven't seen an elegant way to install it in the hoses. I was thinking of some small metal pipe carrying the sensor - fitted in between two silicon hoses.

    Do you have a pic of the method used to fit the K-Typ into the hose ?

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  • terrybullwon
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    Originally posted by th.b.w.
    ....oh sorry LLK = Ladeluftkühler (in German) , it is the Intercooler.....

    It's an k-typ wiresensor , put one with the pop off in the silicon hose before Ic and one before the throttle...
    I have done the same on mine

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  • th.b.w.
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    ....oh sorry LLK = Ladeluftkühler (in German) , it is the Intercooler.....

    It's an k-typ wiresensor , put one with the pop off in the silicon hose before Ic and one before the throttle...
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  • Jamo
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    LLK is the german abbreviation for an Intercooler.

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  • S2central.net
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    'RS2 LLK' - what does that mean ?

    Can I ask what sensors you used for this and how you inserted them - on the body of intercooler or what ?

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  • th.b.w.
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    Hy,

    here the measured values with XXL Ic 600X300X76 at the picture:

    Outsidetemp. 10°C

    ............~...bar pressure.....out of charger.........before throttle
    ..........................0,0..................40° C..........................12°C
    ..........................1,0..................90° C..........................18°C
    at 250km/h.........1,8.................130°C............... ..........28°C


    This is ca. 8-10°C under the RS2 LLK measured values.

    Whith RS2 Charger i have at 1,8bar round 200°C out of charger



    Thomas
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  • Acidburn
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    Originally posted by linelis
    Hi s2dude,

    if You could find to the article - it will be very usefull. I would like to get some knowledge about minuses on the U shape tube turns...

    L.
    Hi mate, he does not come here that often now afaik as he does not have an s2 now, you could try pm'ing him tho as I think he checks that.

    cheers

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  • linelis
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    Originally posted by s2dude
    Agree with this.
    Im no expert but I know this is not a good design in terms of pressure loss. Cant find the link ATM but there was a good article on IC designs and this type was not favoured at all due to the air having to do a complete U turn on entry/exit to the IC..
    Hi s2dude,

    if You could find to the article - it will be very usefull. I would like to get some knowledge about minuses on the U shape tube turns...

    L.
    Last edited by linelis; 8 February 2008, 13:46.

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  • s2_bo
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    Newshm hows the IC running? Have you noticed any big differences over the last couple of months?

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  • Robatron
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    Good work Newsh!

    I have a monster I/C sitting at home that I quite fancy fitting at some point, but looking at this I think I *may* (read as definately) need some help doing it!

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  • newsh
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    Originally posted by smogthemog
    He he - I can take it

    I will have to go back to S2 school
    You can start with the two day Aux Rad Removal Course.

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  • smogthemog
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    He he - I can take it

    I will have to go back to S2 school

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  • newsh
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    Poor Smog, he'ds really getting told off here

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