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Do's and donts of lowering AIT's

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awdtalon4451

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Aug 23, 2007
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Whats up guys? I wanted to start this thread to uncover the do's and donts of trying to lower your IAT'S s so everyone would have a good starting point. I notice that sometimes my IAT'S will be 25-30* above ambient temps and this does not sit well with me.
I'm looking for specific ways you did or didnt lower your IAT''s and how well they worked, good or bad (brand of item if you choose) . Ei.. Shields, wraps, thermal coatings, fans, homemade concoctions, anything really, radiators?? I dont know if these help. So if you've suceeded or failed at this tell us about it. Post pic's if you have them.
 
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I'm not pissy. It's just driving me crazy. It keeps popping up on new posts. You know you can fix it right? If this thread is really to help anyone in the future, it should be re titled. No one will be able to search it because they're looking for IAT.

Less harsh ways to get a point across. With that said he does have a point. It should be IAT. Officially that is the correct acronym.
 
Less harsh ways to get a point across. With that said he does have a point. It should be IAT. Officially that is the correct acronym.

Yea bad thing is I knew better haha. It's all good he's probably been biting his tongue for a min. It's fixed now so no worries
 
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