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Old May 24th 2005, 16:19
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I'm sure this shroud uses the 964 setup...

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Thanks Sandeep
The 'new' curved fan blade houses and fans/generator combo's you can buy at bug stores 'everywhere' do NOT use the housing of the original 964!! So, AFAIK, you still get the old 4-vane style fan housing. That fan housing is a new mould, where a Valeo generator fits in nicely. Also, the original 12-blade fan is turned down to a 225 size if I am not mistaken. Anyway, a considerally amount of original fan blade is removed from the tips. I don't know how that effects cooling air.
Probably 'they' thought that the amount of air was more than enough, maybe even to much (as Jake also has said sometimes), so it would be no problem. I don't know...Most 'old-style' german tuners still prefer the old 11-blade I heard once...
So don't be put down by the 11-blade: its damn good; it just needs to learn to behave in the presence of our type 4's

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Old May 25th 2005, 08:32
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I feel left out. I don't have any data to share but i do think if done right the 11 blade will work. Samcat had a 11 blade setup that di work well on a stock 2.0l type4.
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Old May 26th 2005, 13:45
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I have finally received my 11 blade fan factory diverter in the mail ... time to start playing and logging the data

Its a good thing the 911 fan/alternator setup can be removed from the shroud and unwired in about 3 minutes :agree:

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Old May 26th 2005, 14:03
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Cool!
Curieus what your accurate measuring device spits out
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Old May 26th 2005, 14:34
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That datalogger of mine is using I/C's accurate to 1.0C, converting to F, accurate to 1.8F.

My VDO oil temp gauge/sender is off by about 12F at 180F oil temp measured in the DS tank. My logger reads 180.8F, and an infrared thermometer measures in at 179.8F

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Old May 28th 2005, 10:15
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Coincidence ? 911 Alternator Cap W/ FAT Cooling shroud

Wierd .... I just installed the factory 911 alternator cap with 2 diverters into the FAT shroud .... it fits with NO modifications and the back and top of the diverters hug the back of the shroud .... almost like the shroud was made to fit this like a glove.

Now for a road test/logging session to see if it amounts to anything positive.

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Old May 28th 2005, 15:49
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Looks like that diverter does make a difference after all ... 30degF cooler on average for 3&4 and 15degF cooler for 1, but 2 stays the same on average :shrug:

I think that 3&4 are getting more air now and 1 is getting less (but might have been getting too much in the beginning and the shroud may not have been able to get rid of the air around #1

Out for some more testing and more diverters !

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Old May 29th 2005, 06:21
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Wierd .... I just installed the factory 911 alternator cap with 2 diverters into the FAT shroud .... it fits with NO modifications and the back and top of the diverters hug the back of the shroud .... almost like the shroud was made to fit this like a glove.

Now for a road test/logging session to see if it amounts to anything positive.

Sandeep
Yes, the same with the BAS shroud: I thought about it as well and I think they probably made/modelled the shrouds of an original 911 shroud for the part thats directly behind the fan housing.

Interesting data!

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Wierd .... I just installed the factory 911 alternator cap with 2 diverters into the FAT shroud .... it fits with NO modifications and the back and top of the diverters hug the back of the shroud .... almost like the shroud was made to fit this like a glove.

Now for a road test/logging session to see if it amounts to anything positive.

Sandeep
have to bump up this thread again,new to this site and must admit its excellent reading.i would love to see the picture of this 911 2 divider cap if some one has one handy.
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I have a Race- Technology DL-1 logger with digital SPA instruments for quick reference.

The logger is set up for in car use and Dyno use by simply disconnecting the wire harnasses that are hard wired into the Bug, 914 and the dyno.

The logger even utilizes a GPS to track map the position of the car at the time the data was recorded, so I can literally watch the temps rise going up hills and etc all while measuring TQ and HP and even G forces...

I am having a real learning curve with this logger- It has so many features that its very confusing to get used to, but DAMN is it awesome (and expensive)
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Sandeep,

Where did you order your 911 fan diverter from?

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I have considered making a small plenum and using perforated metal plates for the same purpose on each side of a cali setup.

This reduces the velocity, increases the turbulence, forces more air to the heads, and makes the pressure more uniform. (all very good things)

(Think "cool tins" on TOP of the jugs, with lotsa holes)

Cali setup has pretty good side to side, but on each side one jug runs hotter ~30-40 F, Probably the same across the head. (using IR setup)

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Any chance we can get some pictures of the third deflector that you added to the 911 divertor? I am running the same set-up.

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Old February 23rd 2006, 00:25
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Arrow 5 blade cooling

what kind of performance does the 911 5 blade have? will this keep a 2056cc cool with a 96plate mesa with fan?
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come on guys dont let this thread die.

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