DROPthatCLUTCH
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Possible with a SAFC2 tune?
Or not?
Or not?
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Sure you can run "20psi" to it but CFM rate is what matters. The question you need to ask yourself is
"what psi wil I heatsoak the SMIC at". You could heat soak it at 16 psi on the t25 or 5 psi on a 6262.
There is no set number for this. It depends on boost pressure, ambient air temps, tune, etc. Based on that fact, this thread is borderline bench racing....but will remain open for the time being based on some informative content.So what psi will I heatsoak the SMIC with an e316g?
I'm just worried about getting heatsoaked and my IATs going through the roof..
Like, I'm not racing or anything, it's my DD... Or, it's supposed to be. I seem to have 'er in my garage most of the time.
But anyways, we'll see how it tunes. I'll probably just run 18 until i get a cheap front mount.
So what psi will I heatsoak the SMIC with an e316g?
Remember, I'm not racing! Just a pull here and there, Red lights and shit.
Do a pull and see what the temperature is. Do another pull and see if it stays the same or it's getting much hotter. You can also hold the pipe and see how hot it is compared to your first pull.

You can hold or touch your j-pipe after a run? Heck I can't touch anything under my hood after driving...
I tried to change a vac line at the parts store yesterday in the parking lot and damn near burned my hands
If your worried about heat soaking then chances are you probably are. Upgrade to a bigger side mount, or FMIC and then no worries.
There is no set number for this. It depends on boost pressure, ambient air temps, tune, etc. Based on that fact, this thread is borderline bench racing....but will remain open for the time being based on some informative content.
If you're asking will the intercooler hold 20psi of pressure, then the answer is yes.
Let's try to keep this thread from turning into a "how much boost can the stock sidemount handle with ten different turbos at 52 different boost levels" type of thread....especially if you'll have a FMIC in two months.
I guess, "what psi will the smic heat soak at?" is more of what I was looking for.