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Tracy Crook wrote:
Sounds like plenty of core area to me Monty. Thought I had made my final decision on the oil cooler but still having trouble getting all my design goals to work with the fluidyne cooler. Those darn evap cores are hard to beat for weight, performance & size. I'm back to figuring out a way to make the evap core reliable in oil cooler service.
Looking through the Fluidyne photo gallery, many of the cores have a flat tube/headerless connection. This type of construction would seem to be stronger. They also have some odd shapes that would possibly fit the curve of a cowl nicer than a rectangle.
BTW, how do you tell the size of the inlet/outlet tubes? Some of them have numbers, but they are greek to me.
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