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06-12-2006, 07:02 AM
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Re: intake temperature problem
If the ACT (IAT) is mounted after the supercharger (the best way to mount it), then your intake air charger temperatures are correct, especially if the car has no after/inter cooler. I don't know who told you that your ACT should only be 90-deg, but their wrong. Even with a methanol boost cooler setup its tough to get IAT any cooler than 110-deg under boost. The only way that it would be reading that cold is if you're using a six-wire MAF or a separate IAT sensor located in the intake tract upstream of the supercharger.
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