View Single Post
  #6 (permalink)  
Old 30 Nov 2004, 11:37 pm
bigtommy83 bigtommy83 is offline
Cool Cruiser
 
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
Posts: 262
Send a message via AIM to bigtommy83
Default

The air is getting sucked through that pipe pretty quickly. The intercooler cools the intake air from the turbo. It goes through the intercooler in small vanes and the heat is extracted. When it goes through the piping, it is going to fast through there to get heat soaked. Instead of going through 1/4 inch channels, it is going through a 2.5 inch or so pipe. There is not enough heat to completely penetrate the cool air getting shoved through that 2 and a half feet of pipe. For those of you that say it works to insulate it, that's good. I just don't see how it would especially benefit. Guess I would have to try it myself.
__________________

\'04 GT 5-speed, Brand X, Air Force One Intake, Custom Flowmaster Exhaust (retired), SRT-4 exhaust no resonators, AGP Wastegate, Crusher Kit, Former Chrome Package, Mopar BOV, Custom Sub Box, Mopar Pillar Gauges, Hood Scoop, MBC, Stage 1, Mopar Stage 1 Springs, Hurst STS
Future Plans: Custom Intercooler Sprayer, 2-tone Paint Job
\"Hondas are like cigarettes, everyone cool smokes them\"
Reply With Quote