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December 20th 2004, 16:20
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Type 1 DTM shroud... what lower tin?
Hey Peeps! I got a question. I am currently running a type 1 DTM shroud and the lower tins i have on there are the flat square things with 2 tangs sticking up on each side that go between the 2 cylinders.
My question is.. I was reading on another forum and they said to use the whole cylinder shroud piece as seen here.. http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails....C%2DC10%2D5444 So.. should i ditch the little square dealies with the tangs and go with the whole shroud piece? I read that Jake R said that to make efficient cooling you need to make pressure.. so im wondering if i need both tins on there?  Thanks a million. Scott 
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#2
December 20th 2004, 17:47
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I am running a T1 DTM on a 2275cc. I was one of the test monkeys. I do not run lower tin on mie. I do have the defuser tin(stock snap in)above the push rod tubes. I have had no trouble with cooling the heads/cylinders.
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#3
December 20th 2004, 19:44
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By a newsletter released by VW back then, those cool tins were designed only for the type 3 cooling systems and should not be use on type 1 cooling system(similar to DTM), states will run hotter.Personally I do not have a copy of that newsletter, but neither had any problem with the orignal type 1 ones.
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#4
December 20th 2004, 23:46
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Ohhhh awesome!!!! Saves me some work!!
my engines a tad smaller than yours NoH20 so i should have no prob  Thanks for the replies!
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#5
December 21st 2004, 09:26
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you can always call jake and ask. or post on his forum. he is good about responding...although he is slammed at the moment. one note on no_h2o's engine. it has big jugs, so that may automatically provide some back pressure without the tins as compared to stock or smaller jugs.
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#6
December 21st 2004, 11:50
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The Type I DTM was developed with the stock Type I tins. It was designed to work with the backpressure and resistance created by these tins only.
Avoid all other tins- Period.
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#7
December 21st 2004, 18:56
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Cant argue with the master!
Thanks!!! :bowdown:
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#8
December 21st 2004, 23:29
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Scott, did you get my email..
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#9
December 21st 2004, 23:45
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Nope didnt get it..
Ill PM you with both emails just in case. doh!! you pm box is full. I shouldda known that. Email is in the profile.. maybe its just slow.
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