Intercooler Contribution
Just wondering what contribution the intercooler makes, in terms of more power/torque then without one.
ie on a 300 bhp (at the flywheel) scooby, at say 100 mph at 25º Celcius air temp. Hope that's enough info...... |
An IC helps retain power, not adds power.
Generally, if that 100 mph was at cruise, then the IC would just be rmeoving heat soak and a little of the heat from compression. The charge temp out of the IC will be at or just above your air temp on a well designed IC and duct arrangement. At peak boost, the turbo outlet temp may up to IRO 130 deg C. The IC now has to drop the charge temp by 130-25 dec C in order to avoid any power loss. So the extra info needed is your air flow and charge temp at 100 mph to give a good estimate of power loss. This website gives a good idea of the IC is doing: Stealth 316 - Turbo Outlet Temperature Nick |
Originally Posted by velohead66
(Post 7609854)
Just wondering what contribution the intercooler makes, in terms of more power/torque then without one.
ie on a 300 bhp (at the flywheel) scooby, at say 100 mph at 25º Celcius air temp. Hope that's enough info...... |
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