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Old Mar 3, 2016 | 02:51 PM
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Hey I have a c7 with a built stroker 416 cubic inch built motor, Procharger d1sc with horizontal intercooler,headers, meth and running 14psi, replaced the factory radiator to a custom bigger one.
The intake temperature is around 140F so the car losses power after few runs,
Anyone got a solution to reduce the intake temperature? Thanks for the helpers
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Old Mar 3, 2016 | 06:43 PM
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Only things I've used to solve this on my past cars was a bigger intercooler, meth (more meth?), or reducing underhood temp from the manifolds via coating or exhaust wrap. Bigger IC was the biggest impact in my situation

Originally Posted by Orel Almakayes
Hey I have a c7 with a built stroker 416 cubic inch built motor, Procharger d1sc with horizontal intercooler,headers, meth and running 14psi, replaced the factory radiator to a custom bigger one.
The intake temperature is around 140F so the car losses power after few runs,
Anyone got a solution to reduce the intake temperature? Thanks for the helpers
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Old Mar 3, 2016 | 09:57 PM
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I had a smaller horizontal intercooler and switched to a vertical Procharger intercooler and it made a huge difference in my iats. I read where one other person changed there setup from horizontal to vertical with their same intercooler they modified to mount verticaly and also saw a noticeable difference.
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