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68529, IC blazing? Posted by EclipseRST, Apr-06-04 11:44 AM
My dad just got back with my car after driving about 40 minutes round trip. I went down to take a look under the hood to make sure a zip line was holding my block box still (it was knocking around) and my piping was VERY hot. I reached down and felt the IC and it was hot too. I don't mean warm, I mean hot. It's 74 degrees here so that could have a lot to do with it but still, I wouldn't have thought it could be that bad.
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68536, RE: IC blazing? Posted by MR BLUNT 2gnt, Apr-06-04 12:33 PM
what kind of egts are you getting in that weather?? any other problems w/ overheating your coolant system??
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68538, RE: IC blazing? Posted by EclipseRST, Apr-06-04 12:45 PM
Nope everything checks out. I haven't driven the car today yet, it's been the first time it got into the 70's so far. My EGT's look fine. They hover around 1200-1250 on the highway which is a bit better than when I was stage 1. Maybe it was just heated from sitting there as the motor was cooling down.
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68539, RE: IC blazing? Posted by turbo8u, Apr-06-04 12:54 PM
the air goin through those pipes is 130+ degrees....thats why its hot.
its not as 'cool' as you think. look at your IAT on a datalogger for example
water injection ;) do it. :thumbsup _________ 96 talon esi-t san clemente, ca
as needles of ice are the ill winds' talons the coldest of shadows they seep unto the bone
silent souls leave .308 holes
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68563, RE: IC blazing? Posted by EclipseRST, Apr-06-04 05:16 PM
Originally posted by turbo8u the air goin through those pipes is 130+ degrees....thats why its hot. its not as 'cool' as you think. look at your IAT on a datalogger for example water injection ;) do it. :thumbsup
How much is a datalogger anyway? Is there a universal one? And would I have to use a palm pilot?
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68590, RE: IC blazing? Posted by turbo8u, Apr-07-04 06:23 AM
i got my logger with PDA from some dood on ebay actually for like 80 bucks....i just had to register it under my own username, it works so good though dude :) seriously, best investment ever. i used it most when installing my engine, got a few minor CEL's and its nice to be able to read em. its also nice to be able to log your car on a rip and see what shes doin, also....i proved in court that i wasnt speeding with it, and i also have a few kills logged }(
bottom line, get one. imo.
and yea, the ic....130+ degree boost with 74 degree ambient flowing over it? thats not gunna be cool to the touch, understand heatsoak now?
three words ive been screamin forever:
in-cylinder-intercooling _________ 96 talon esi-t san clemente, ca
as needles of ice are the ill winds' talons the coldest of shadows they seep unto the bone
silent souls leave .308 holes
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68592, RE: IC blazing? Posted by DR1665, Apr-07-04 06:41 AM
Haha. Maybe I'm just too much of a turbo no0b here (Go ahead and laugh Josh), but it sounds to me like pops took the car for a wild one. That's a lot of boosting going on when you're not around imo. ;)
Jerry was a racecar dirver...
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68596, RE: IC blazing? Posted by EclipseRST, Apr-07-04 07:18 AM
Brian might be right. I drove it to school today (45 miles) and it was cool to the touch.
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68601, RE: IC blazing? Posted by evan2, Apr-07-04 10:01 AM
Define hot, I know you said hot and not warm. My piping would get pretty hot after a good bit of driving. What type of metal is your piping. Im not pro but some metals might also abosord heat better then others.
I had EGTs in your range, you should be ok
you just got a IC right?
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68621, RE: IC blazing? Posted by turbo8u, Apr-07-04 02:10 PM
um...what do egt's have to do with intake air temps exactly
and yea, piping makes a difference too....steel pipes for example wont dissipate heat as well as alluminum will. why someone would have steel intercooler piping is beyond me though :shrug
go out and boost around for a bit, then feel it...it should be warm. i always spray down my intercooler when i wash my car :P just stick the hose in the hole in my bumper and give it some luvin
edit:
Originally posted by DR1665 turbo no0b here (Go ahead and laugh Josh)
ha...ha...ha... :beer
_________ 96 talon esi-t san clemente, ca
as needles of ice are the ill winds' talons the coldest of shadows they seep unto the bone
silent souls leave .308 holes
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68625, RE: IC blazing? Posted by EclipseRST, Apr-07-04 03:02 PM
Originally posted by turbo8uum...what do egt's have to do with intake air temps exactly and yea, piping makes a difference too....steel pipes for example wont dissipate heat as well as alluminum will. why someone would have steel intercooler piping is beyond me though :shrug go out and boost around for a bit, then feel it...it should be warm. i always spray down my intercooler when i wash my car :P just stick the hose in the hole in my bumper and give it some luvin edit: Originally posted by DR1665 turbo no0b here (Go ahead and laugh Josh) ha...ha...ha... :beer
Well aren't cooler EGT's a result of cooler IATs?
As far as piping goes I have the HRC aluminum piping. The IC was warm when I got home today and was cool tonight when I drove around.
Thanks for the replies guys :* mwah!
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68639, RE: IC blazing? Posted by cms, Apr-07-04 04:03 PM
nvm... have no idea what im talking about. TOO TIRED. Night guys!
-Chris
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