Subject	Looks like the outlet temp goes down immediately
Posted by	not4resaleZ on May 02, 2010 at 10:55 AM
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In Reply To	here's some stillen data posted by aliaZ on May 01, 2010 at 09:04 PM
Message	when boosting. This might indicate that there is cooled air setting in the intercooler that is pushed out when you boost. The air flowing thru the intercooler prior to boosting was probably shooting thru just the center of the intercooler and the air in the top of the intecooler was setting there getting cooled until you boosted. One theory I have is that with big, low restriction intercoolers and small ducting, the air short circuits much of the intercooler, and just shoots across between the inlet and outlet.
Follow Ups	Godspeed IC efficiency data. - kkrofft (OH) 18:17:26 05/01/10 here's some stillen data - aliaZ 21:04:26 05/01/10 What pressure were you boosting to? Any idea what range - kkrofft (OH) 21:43:49 05/01/10 I was boosting 17 psi I believe - aliaZ 22:16:31 05/01/10 More boost means higher speeds :-) - ArubaDave 22:09:26 05/01/10 Re: More boost means higher speeds :-) - aliaZ 22:18:48 05/01/10 Looks like the outlet temp goes down immediately - not4resaleZ 10:55:57 05/02/10 Or the top of the intercooler is acting as a heat sink - not4resaleZ 11:19:21 05/02/10 At low pressure you are probably correct. The air will - kkrofft (OH) 11:43:02 05/02/10 That's pretty cool. - LitlElvis 10:47:11 05/02/10 I think you are correct. One article on water spray IC - kkrofft (OH) 11:37:15 05/02/10 yep - aliaZ 14:34:12 05/02/10
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