A cross flow core and a vertical flow core differ in the direction the charge air takes through the core, and that choice follows the space available in the vehicle rather than a preference. In a cross flow core the air enters one side and leaves the opposite side, traveling across the core while the cooling air passes through at right angles. In a vertical flow core the charge air enters at the top and leaves at the bottom, so the tanks sit above and below the core instead of at its ends. Cross flow suits a wide, shallow space and gives short, direct runs to both tanks, which helps where the intercooler sits low at the front of the engine bay. Vertical flow suits a taller, narrower space and can shorten the run on one side while lengthening it on the other. Fudiesel confirms the layout and connection positions against the drawing or the supplied sample and states the agreed arrangement in the written quotation.
Welcome to contact us
Email:fudiesel@fupower.com
WhatsApp: 8619901825634
Web :www.fudiesel.com
