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Originally Posted by stevenc
Well VK motorwerks when it first came out used the ETS core and VK motorwerks were claiming 40% larger core than stock.
I will say its not always about size, but about weight. The ETS is much heavier which means it can absorb and dissipate alot more heat.
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Not at steady-state. The heat capacity of added mass will let it take some extra heat, until it is "warmed" up. At that point it is purely a function of surface area. A larger core does not necessarily equal more surface area, so the right question is how much more AS do we get?