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.
#68538, "RE: IC blazing?" In response to Reply # 1
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.
#68563, "RE: IC blazing?" In response to Reply # 3
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.
How much is a datalogger anyway? Is there a universal one? And would I have to use a palm pilot?
#68590, "RE: IC blazing?" In response to Reply # 4
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
#68592, "RE: IC blazing?" In response to Reply # 5
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.
#68601, "RE: IC blazing?" In response to Reply # 7
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?
I love dino and 2gnt. ####ers (my word) bliz stole it but i let him borrow it
#68621, "RE: IC blazing?" In response to Reply # 8 Apr-07-04 02:11 PM by turbo8u
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
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 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...
_________ 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
#68625, "RE: IC blazing?" In response to Reply # 9
Originally posted by turbo8u 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 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 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...
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.
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do it. 
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 
just stick the hose in the hole in my bumper and give it some luvin
mwah!