Forced induction temps?
I'm curious to know what kind of intake air temps everyone is getting under boost.
What forced induction system are you running? How much boost? And how what are your IATs at during boost? Sent from my GM1915 using Tapatalk |
Anywhere from 210-230, edelbrock stock pulley and no oil cooler. It gets up to 230ish if im going uphill in traffic or whatnot.
Other than that it's been pretty good. I'm in a really mild bay area climate though |
IATs during boost are normally fine. It's when you stop moving after being in boost that you get heatsoaked
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I haven't even measured IAT at all tbh, those are just my oil temps. I'll check it out next time i take it out. I feel like that's something that's going to vary widely depending on ambient temp. Your ambient temp atm is like 30 degrees F hotter than where i am.
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Works stage 2 turbo. IAT is at 99 F during a pull. Whats your turbo setup? 7 psi with no intercooler? I think i know what kit youre running. If it is what i think it is, I'd run an intercooler. You running an oil cooler? |
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Driving home today on a 75-80 degree day I was seeing 100-110 degrees IAT, at least when I got off the freeway. It was highest when idling of course.
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Edelbrock Supercharger running approximately 12 PSI of boost at redline.
IATs are 20°F above ambient while driving, but I haven't installed my hood vents yet... hoping they will help a bit. |
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OP trying to figure out what post FI boost temps are if he should intercool or not. As far as i know all PD blowers only measure pre FI/boost temps. So we have no idea how effective our intercoolers are. Unless relocated. Need to ask turbos and centrifugal supercharger owners as they can give a real ambient temp vs post blower temps. Also temps while cruising are sort of irrelevant especially for OPs question. Need IATs during a long pull. |
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