5253a aluminum vs 6061 for intercooler?
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5253a aluminum vs 6061 for intercooler?
i found an ic thats made of 5253a. just wondering if theres much difference between that and the more common 6061. its <$300. or is 6061 more common for only piping and endtanks? what are cores usually made of?
btw whats the tyrus (johnnyracecar.com) made of?
btw whats the tyrus (johnnyracecar.com) made of?
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Re: 5253a aluminum vs 6061 for intercooler? (XDEep)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by XDEep »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i found an ic thats made of 5253a. just wondering if theres much difference between that and the more common 6061. its <$300. or is 6061 more common for only piping and endtanks? what are cores usually made of?
btw whats the tyrus (johnnyracecar.com) made of?</TD></TR></TABLE>
5253a is softer, and more ductile than 6061. 6061 is more of a structural form of Aluminum. 5253a has a thermo conductivity of 127(W/m-K). 6061 has a thermo conductivity of 180(W/m-K).
I have the actual alloy compositions here too, if you really want them.
btw whats the tyrus (johnnyracecar.com) made of?</TD></TR></TABLE>
5253a is softer, and more ductile than 6061. 6061 is more of a structural form of Aluminum. 5253a has a thermo conductivity of 127(W/m-K). 6061 has a thermo conductivity of 180(W/m-K).
I have the actual alloy compositions here too, if you really want them.
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Re: 5253a aluminum vs 6061 for intercooler? (nd_styles)
wow thanks. so its 30% less conductive. thats probably a good reason to just avoid it unless you can think of something else..
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