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Old 09-20-2009, 05:52 PM   #1
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Fast acting AIT sensor you say? Link perhaps? max operating temp? I need something that I can measure pre-intercooler charge air temps with.

Here you are bro. http://rotarycarclub.com/rotary_foru...=sensor&page=6


This weekend I am currently working on some custom .o25'' ducting that travels from my intercooler-by the oil cooler- to the koyo.

I have been doing it all by hand with some sheet metal snips and some small 3/8 self tapping sheet metal screws. lol

it is coming along just have to put some sealing foam/ soft rubber around the edges that will cause chaffing against the intercooler and radiator cores. Two more brackets to fabricate and then I will test her on tues.
This should take all the air coming through the intercooler and guide it right to the oil cooler and rad. This "should" work great since the radatior shroud I bought years ago and the new improved fan shroud from corksprt have improved air flow. I just NEEDED something to keep the air from dissipating out the bottom of the car after it passes the intercooler
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