INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE "IAT" Sensor! Here's where I installed it on my build! Check it out!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2024
- "CAUTION" This is on a "Naturally Aspirated motor only.... I have been doing some serious internet searching and have found that on a "Forced induction" system you need a sensor downstream of the intercooler to better reflect actual temp into the motor. (After the TURBO)!
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Just looked it up.... Holley refers to it as "Manifold Air Temperature"
Hey friend, The iac/mat ;) Measures air temperature. It is VARY important! You my friend Are measuring air temperatures before the turbo. Not the the intake. You will more then likely find out that at a Minimum it needs to be behind the throttle body, and even better in a runner. Check out motion race works video 👍✌️also The amount of power you're leaving on the table with that filter is substantial. 🤫( I'm going to run the same filter on mine. It's a 4×4 Is puddle jumper)
Thanks for the comment. You are 100% correct. I think Motion was where I found out I put it in the wrong place. I made a new video and moved it with a bung and a screw in sensor. I added some comments to state that if you're putting it at the filter it has to be an N/A only motor. On the filter issue I have struggled with how to set it up. I live in a dusty area of Arizona so protecting my motor is most important to me. I might have to try something different. Only time will tell. Thanks for the info.
I hear you on the filter being a must. I think you have the best Option for it personally. Has to have better flow then a K N would. Sure wouldn't hurt to have larger intake tube if you filter will allow it. I was Amazed at how much power they rob, But we can't all use a pro mod for a daily, I can't even turn mine up enough for it to matter, because there's no E85 round here. 👍✌️
Yeah my only restriction is where my hood comes down that it won't hit. It's fairly tight in that corner with the intercooler tubing below it and the radiator on the right side of it. I'll have to see how it works.
Thanks.