intercooler not cooling like it should?

[Dazzergt]

thats what the bloke said to me 35c it should be

 

[jabran200]

You need to take into account that you would have been sucking in warmer air that is around the car which will be warmer than you would find whilst driving at say 35mph.

 

[easty-5]

Dynos down south must be pretty pants. Intake temps on all of my rolling road runs and mapping have never been higher than 25 degrees.

 

[dac69er]

where are they measuring these intake temps from? im going by the readout from my power fc. so the reading off the sensor in the plenum chamber.

if i was reading the pipe after the intercooler halfway up (for example) it would be alot cooler.

 

[Big_Daddy]

thats what the bloke said to me 35c it should be

I think it should drop once you out on the road, even with the fan, all the hot air still would trapped in building.

 

[jabran200]

Dynos down south must be pretty pants. Intake temps on all of my rolling road runs and mapping have never been higher than 25 degrees.

Are you sure? not just confusing it with ambient temp reading?

 

[easty-5]

Are you sure? not just confusing it with ambient temp reading?

Yup sure I'm sure. Ambient temps were 19 degrees first time round and 26 degrees next. Mapper said it's one of the most efficient IC's he had seen.