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    Tuning modded Vapo LS

    Hi guys,

    I am currently tuning a vapo i modded in this thread.

    I am seeking some advice and good suggestions.

    I am currently running 156W @ -28 °C.

    LP: 0,95 bar = -31 °C
    HP: 17 bar = +40 °C

    I am thinking that the cap tube might be too long?
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    Whats the length and reaction time during load...



    Also is it .031mm?
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    See that was a tricky question.. I just moved out, so I can't really find the note I made with the cap tube length and diameter. It's an evap from piotres.

    What do you mean by reaction time? If I turn of the heat load, and then turn it on again?

    EDIT:
    As I can recall, it's around 250-270 cm long. Can't remember the diameter.
    Last edited by Duzter; 06-30-2009 at 12:55 PM.
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    By reaction time I mean when you go from idle to load. How long does it take to drop temps?
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