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Mark has a crazy PC mod, he writes - "We thought a fast computer should have hot rod flames, working headlights, and a custom license plate. As for the cooling system, an LED case fan just wasn't going to be original enough. Instead, our case fan is a turbocharger commonly found on late 1990's Mitsubishi Eclipses and Eagle Talons." [via] - Link.
Turbo PC - Project forced induction
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jul 6, 2006 06:48 AM
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stupid idea but couldn't you drive it from the intake side and then use both sides of the turbo to cool your case, the intake manifold outlet and then the exhaust outlet side(the turbine is probably not the perfect shape but should still work) No oil pump or intercooler??? :P lmao Nice mod.
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Sick, thats all i can say, oh and your a bit crazy :)
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