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anyone put mesh in front of radiator

Originally Posted by cooltoy You get Volkswagens stuck in your radiators in FL?

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Old 02-01-2016, 04:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I didnt want anything external.... im gonna go under hood and see if i can make something that sits in front of radiator but doesnt impede air flow..im working on it..im retired and have PLENTY of time..
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If you do it, watch your temps closely. On my C-Class, everyone started putting mesh in front of the intercooler becasue of the huge gaps in the main grill. And everyone started over heating. The engineers make the openings for airflow as small as they can and when you start taking away even 10% or 15% of it, it makes a difference.
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If you do it, watch your temps closely. On my C-Class, everyone started putting mesh in front of the intercooler becasue of the huge gaps in the main grill. And everyone started over heating. The engineers make the openings for airflow as small as they can and when you start taking away even 10% or 15% of it, it makes a difference.
I completely agree for hard driving. For a DD, however, the IAT difference is negligible
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I completely agree for hard driving. For a DD, however, the IAT difference is negligible
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