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Intake air temps (IAT)

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henrysan

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Feb 20, 2014
wichita, Kansas
Just wondering what average intake temps for everyone are reading on dsmlink, after all warmed up during stop and go driving, and crusing highway, or after a WOT pull. thanks for any info.
 
I think its going to depend HEAVILY on what the ambient temp is, the turbo, the IC/piping(very very important factor), the compression, the afr's etc.... A big turbo just cruising running e85 and flowing through a 4" ETS is gonna be pretty close to ambient.
Little 14b, ebay fmic, lean tune on pump gas and the air will be hotter.

Just saying, i think this is a very open ended question with no direct answer. ideally, just cruising, you should be at or near ambient temps or under hood temps.
 
Understood, and thanks for the info. I do realize everyones setup will all have varying temps. just wanting to hear about other peoples temps. I have just been seeing a big difference in IAT as ambient temps increase with warmer weather, up to 105 during stop and go traffic, no more than 30% throttle or so.
 
IAT's aren't a bad thing to monitor. I noticed a big jump when I started pushing the 14bs past 25psi, so I figured they were out of their efficiency zone.

Like others said though, ambient temp is going to play a huge role on IAT's.
 
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