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[D-Bo]

thanks sr20detpower and chuki.. took 4 nonsense posts before i got any decent reply

[logik23]

You got lucky, usually it's like twice that before the good answer comes in around here.

[Pavlo]

Melting points:
6600°C- pure aluminum
1260°C-pure iron
How is is aluminum bad for high heat applications?

[logik23]

Aluminum will get soft before iron will, or something, besides, it's not pure, it's an alloy.

[ExTrEmEDrIfT]

well aluminum also dissapates heat alot quicker than iron does.....

[logik23]

Maybe it's for the same reasons that many people don't want to, or don't like to weld aluminium.

[mynismo]

Originally Posted by Pavlo

Melting points:
6600°C- pure aluminum
1260°C-pure iron
How is is aluminum bad for high heat applications?

because the guy named sr20det is an sr20det-hater

as long as you bleed your cooling system and have a good set of fans you'll never overheat. check your fans buddy.