leakyfaucet

Did you not see the edit? You quoted it.The cooling principal is the same.

flclisgreat

did you?

leakyfaucet

I know you are but what am I?

flclisgreat

spamming, that is what i am. well not spamming just constantly bumping my thread to get others input

edit: show me a car that runs hot enough to need more than the one huge rad.

leakyfaucet

Are just going to wait until someone agrees with you?

flclisgreat

no. martin already did, i trust him over you. you just seem like your trolling.

if i get SOME heat bleed from rad to rad, it will be a very few %, compared to 60-70% if they where stacked with air flow going from 1 threw the other.

leakyfaucet

That's not the major problem with it. The major problem is lack of air to the input sides of the fans. If you restrict the input, the output will be restricted and the radiators will not be cooled properly. Also, there will be huge turbulences that will further impede airflow.

Dryadsoul

Impeded airflow is so restricted that my current ambient is 25ºC with a idle @ 28.5ºC.

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I would suggest using 38mm thick fans in each place possible

so... 9 fans in total, 3 side ways, 3 vertical

You are right about the temp rise from air in to air out, however it is a small margin that affects performance....but then again.... that is alot of rad space

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flclisgreat

say what? i have medium yate's here. 9 of them. those are the fans i will be using. vertical and sideways say what?