Baker block on Mach II?

[masterofpuppets]

How much better would my temperatures be if I used a baker block on my Mach II instead of the stock evaporator? Also, would it be possible to use a TEV on the Mach II?

[masterofpuppets]

*bump*

I'd appreciate it if someone would give me some answers...

[bh2k]

I'm sure the baker evap would be better since it probably has more mass, but I'm sure if you wanted to really increase your temps I'd get a chilly1 Block. Also I'm sure a TEV can be used but I think you may lose a few degrees in it.

[fatty]

I'm sorry people keep saying tev this tev that but I think it would be a lot harder to try to set the tev then to just measure your charge?? or even to charge by load ?? I think the baker head gives you more surface area therefor better cooling I guess :banana:

[hatemi]

I'm pretty sure the difference between Baker and Chilly blocks oreformancewise is minimal:) Both will get the job done way better than a regular mach evap.

[kayl]

TEV are normally only used on 1st stage cascade. then a pev on second stage cascade.
capillary tube is best for single stage, more constant and less fluctuation in temperatures, i think that a tev is rated at too high load for a single stage system of say 200w.

[Dissolved]

i have a baker on my custom phasechange, and it works fine.

[buffarilla]

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