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![]() ![]() Drives: 05 GTO / JETTA TDI Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: St Pete Fl
Posts: 187
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AI Super Chiller Up Close
Here are some close up shots of the Camaro SS Super Chiller. Still need to get one on a Whipple. This one is for a KB but Maggie is the same as far as these pics cover. This is before insulating tape is put on cold fittings. Once taped up you can’t see much.Update: Whipple Camaro, ZL1 and ZR1 now covered! Also new custom AN O-ring Fittings used now not shown in these pictures. ![]() ![]() Thie tube below is critical it can’t be kinked or cracked; there is a gas inside that makes valve work. This valve is calibrated to work on Chiller. A lot of research (trial error) has gone into maximizing performance. ![]() I also recalibrate the stock AC Valve when a Chiller is installed. Unfortunately on a KB you can’t get to the stock AC Valve with blower installed. It’s almost impossible to get to AC charge port as well. That brings us to next pic. ![]() This extra AC charge port is included for the KB. These have to be welded since they are not available for this size hose. This AC charge port is under car but it’s still a lot better than the one behind Blower. Last edited by TrekGTO; 07-29-2012 at 03:22 AM. |
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![]() ![]() Drives: 05 GTO / JETTA TDI Join Date: Jan 2012
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This adapter is unique to Camaro its what lets you tap into AC as well as turn off Cabin AC on competition model. CNC billet with custom lines welded on. The smaller CNC billet adapter with fitting welded returns Freon to Factory AC. In all this allows Chiller installation without cutting any hoses or lines. Only some plastic parts have to be trimmed for installation and one hole drilled to mount a line. So this is completely reversible if you want to return to stock. ![]() Last edited by TrekGTO; 02-20-2012 at 11:48 AM. |
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![]() Drives: 2010 AquaBlue 2SS/RS Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Long Island
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It's a beautiful thing
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Knew I could count on you! This one is going out to EZ Speed on a referral from a shop that did an install. They convinced him his KB needed it as well as a larger heat exchanger. I don’t agree with the larger heat exchanger but the chiller is a must.
I believe I have the install bug worked out you had with mount bracket reversed. I have made updates all along. On another front my GTO kit will soon be available as I finally have adapters in hand! GTO should have been first out. I know it’s a large purchase but I believe if people realized just how well these work I could pay my new shop rent LOL. |
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It really was more my decision to upgrade to a larger heat exchanger, I ordered it before I ordered the Chiller...and almost canceled the order on the heat exchanger after I ordered the Chiller...then I thought well it couldnt hurt! and then I found another reason to swap to the other heat exchanger...the one that comes with the KB kit interfears with my ZL1 Front bumper cover I just installed last week..LOL ![]() Thanks again ! |
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Are the new H/E in and out ports similar to KBs? Here is a pic of a KB install I did. This is the diverter valve assembly, it comes with all the hoses installed long then cut other end to fit. Let me know before I ship so I can make changes if needed. ![]() |
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SIXXSPD
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I decided to cancel the order on the heat exchanger...dont think i will need it with the Chiller doing the work !!
Last edited by EZ SPEED; 02-25-2012 at 08:01 AM. |
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Drives: First 9 inch-12 bolt IRS Camaro Join Date: Jun 2009
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ZL1 lover-4-life
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I had Dave install my chiller a couple weeks ago and so far so good. I haven't had any issues. so far the chiller is doing its job.
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SIXXSPD
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My chiller we be arriving at my house tomorrow!!
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You can reference pic above, you will need it LOL. On the KBs I installed I raised water pump a little for hoses to fit best. I think I drilled bracket and cut off extra. All the hoses are already assembled just reuse the short 90 coming off pump. A small screw is used to mount vacuum solenoid to existing holes in the spoke of fan shroud the relay mount pin fits existing hole in core support near battery
I know you will love it but let us know what you think about install, quality and performance. I normally recalibrate stock Valve but only way to do that on a KB is before it’s installed or remove the KB to get to it. Remember Support is only a phone call away. Thank you, Eric |
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ZL1 lover-4-life
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here's a pic of my chiller that Dave installed on my car about a month ago.
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SIXXSPD
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I still havent found the time to install mine yet.
Been working on my step-dads 67 Chevy truck..installing a Vintage Air setup on it. I have a car show this weekend and plan on installing the Chiller sometime soon after that.
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Let us know how it goes! I’m anxious to see how it fits with that bumper.
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SIXXSPD
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My car is on the lift, going to start on it today.
I work 10-12 hrs a day at work, so I will prob only have time to get the front bumper removed today. |
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I looked into this for the V6 bumper since it did not clear but never followed through when they eliminated fog lights on V6 SEMA car need went away. The SS just clears that’s what I had to work with last yr when I started on Camaro. I don’t know how much that would change existing pre assembled hoses but nothing we can’t work around. I can make any new hoses you need free exchange. Just let me know what you need glad to help, this will be big help to me and Camaro community since the ZL1 bumper will be a popular upgrade as well as fitting an actual ZL1. Of course if it clears then this is all for not. Have you figured out Green Wire goes to green AC wire or AC relay out put terminal? I think taping green wire looks better. Trek Out LOL |
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![]() Drives: 2010 Camaro SS,2008 Hayabusa Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Yukon,Oklahoma
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When you going to put one on a turbo car.
Fastest camaro in OKC |
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SIXXSPD
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So I went ahead and removed the front bumper cover and mounted the chiller last night where it is designed to go. Hopefully today I can loosely assemble the front bumper cover back on and see what kind of interference problems I am going to run into then I will know more. I did for a breif moment think about relocating the chiller box to right behind the front bumper (the actual metal bumper)and in front of the AC condenser... and putting it as far to the passenger side as possible. I will try to remember to take some pics so that I can describe better what all is going on. |
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Do you follow what I was saying about mounting to rear? Try holding the Chiller core behind the body panel where horn is mounted. That would be around 4” back. Pics would be great.
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![]() Drives: 2010 Camaro SS,2008 Hayabusa Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Yukon,Oklahoma
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Does the super chiller cool water, that is pumped through it.
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![]() Drives: fair to good Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Douglasville,Ga.
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I will try to get some pics up by Monday. Working 7 days a week for the last 2 weeks and 10-12 hrs a day doesnt leave me much "SS" time.LOL |
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![]() ![]() Drives: 05 GTO / JETTA TDI Join Date: Jan 2012
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Thanks for the support. I recognize my work on Super Chiller, who did your install and what Super Charger you have? Any comments on IAT or ICWT? |
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