Hood Tilt
#31
11-20-2006, 11:08 AM
RE: Hood Tilt
ORIGINAL: Forty04
At what point did I say that the "air blowing in through the vents" got cooler? [&:]
At what point did I say that the "air blowing in through the vents" got cooler? [&:]
ORIGINAL: Forty04
I've talked to a number of guys running high boost apps that had issues with the heat getting into the cabin, and making it unbearable hot. Lifting the hood helped A LOT in those cases.
I've talked to a number of guys running high boost apps that had issues with the heat getting into the cabin, and making it unbearable hot. Lifting the hood helped A LOT in those cases.
#33
11-20-2006, 11:56 AM
RE: Hood Tilt
ORIGINAL: Fiirkan
That is what i understood it as, and that was what my drawing represented.
ORIGINAL: Misha
Through the firewall?
Through the firewall?
#34
11-20-2006, 12:30 PM
RE: Hood Tilt
Ok, so let me be the first to say, that I am not the authority on this topic
All I've said is that in the case I'm familiar with, tilting the hood significantly dropped cabin temperatures. You can argue the physics of it until you're blue in the face, it doesn't mean that it didn't work.
Why the **** would I make something like that up? I'm don't get THAT bored at work
All I've said is that in the case I'm familiar with, tilting the hood significantly dropped cabin temperatures. You can argue the physics of it until you're blue in the face, it doesn't mean that it didn't work.
Why the **** would I make something like that up? I'm don't get THAT bored at work
#35
11-20-2006, 12:58 PM
RE: Hood Tilt
ORIGINAL: Misha
There are no holes in the firewall intended for air passage, as far as I'm aware
ORIGINAL: Fiirkan
That is what i understood it as, and that was what my drawing represented.
ORIGINAL: Misha
Through the firewall?
Through the firewall?
#36
11-20-2006, 01:06 PM
RE: Hood Tilt
ORIGINAL: Forty04
Ok, so let me be the first to say, that I am not the authority on this topic
All I've said is that in the case I'm familiar with, tilting the hood significantly dropped cabin temperatures. You can argue the physics of it until you're blue in the face, it doesn't mean that it didn't work.
Why the **** would I make something like that up? I'm don't get THAT bored at work
Ok, so let me be the first to say, that I am not the authority on this topic
All I've said is that in the case I'm familiar with, tilting the hood significantly dropped cabin temperatures. You can argue the physics of it until you're blue in the face, it doesn't mean that it didn't work.
Why the **** would I make something like that up? I'm don't get THAT bored at work
#37
11-20-2006, 01:16 PM
RE: Hood Tilt
ORIGINAL: Fiirkan
nope there arent any hols for air flow, but there is the normal holes for running wires. also what i was referring to would be winilar if you turned a burner on a stove, placed a pot on top then put the cover on the pot, eventually the cover will get warm too... even though it isn't in direct contac with the burner.
nope there arent any hols for air flow, but there is the normal holes for running wires. also what i was referring to would be winilar if you turned a burner on a stove, placed a pot on top then put the cover on the pot, eventually the cover will get warm too... even though it isn't in direct contac with the burner.
#38
11-20-2006, 02:07 PM
RE: Hood Tilt
alright i just thought that the pot thing was dumb... not a good example at all. but you got he point, heat trasnfer is what i was referring to.
A better example would be if you have a room in your basement, that is next to the furnice room when the furnice is constantly running the room next to it will be constantly warm. even if there are no vents leading to that room... there that is better
A better example would be if you have a room in your basement, that is next to the furnice room when the furnice is constantly running the room next to it will be constantly warm. even if there are no vents leading to that room... there that is better
#39
11-20-2006, 02:52 PM
RE: Hood Tilt
ORIGINAL: Fiirkan
alright i just thought that the pot thing was dumb... not a good example at all. but you got he point, heat trasnfer is what i was referring to.
A better example would be if you have a room in your basement, that is next to the furnice room when the furnice is constantly running the room next to it will be constantly warm. even if there are no vents leading to that room... there that is better
alright i just thought that the pot thing was dumb... not a good example at all. but you got he point, heat trasnfer is what i was referring to.
A better example would be if you have a room in your basement, that is next to the furnice room when the furnice is constantly running the room next to it will be constantly warm. even if there are no vents leading to that room... there that is better
With your furnace example, what we essentially doing with the hood tilt, is routing one more duct directly from furnace room into the basement room. And attaching a fan to the duct. That is what puzzles me here[&:]