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Heat rejection and pressure drop figures are in the bottom left corner of the dimensions pdf here: http://www.crracing.com/wp-content/u...er_diagram.pdf In general L/L heat exchangers are more efficient and have lower pressure
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Heat rejection and pressure drop figures are in the bottom left corner of the dimensions pdf here:
http://www.crracing.com/wp-content/u...er_diagram.pdf In general L/L heat exchangers are more efficient and have lower pressure drop than a comparably sized A/L core. They claim that the L/L cores they build into the radiators have even lower pressure drops than the remote mount units. |
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