HELP - cold air problem

Romans, Mark romans at starstream.net
Thu Aug 10 05:50:17 GMT 2000


If you are cooling the air that much you may be able to put in some more
timing and bring the exh temps down and make more power.
Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: "Flanagan, Stephen CECOM RDEC STCD"
<Stephen.Flanagan at mail1.monmouth.army.mil>
To: <diy_efi at diy-efi.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 7:30 AM
Subject: HELP - cold air problem


> I am running a single turbo with a sheet metal intake.  Car has made some
> great HP to date but I have been only using an air to air intercooler.
>
> With the air/air the air charge goes from 100 deg up to about 270 deg (+/-
> 20deg)
> depending on the days conditions.
>
> I had my intercooler boxed in and now have an ice-water/air intercooler,
now
> the air charge goes from 70 deg up to about 130 deg.  The car runs great
> through
> 1st gear, but breaks up in high gear (2 speed automatic - powerglide).
> Spend several
> days on the track and 8 pulls on a dyno using WB02 (Horiba).  The only way
> to clean up
> the high gear was to lean it out, but the egts went way too high.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas what could be the major problem?  I am thinking
> that the
> fuel may not be atomized correctly at the colder temps, if so, what is a
> good action
> to try.
>
> I have seemed to lose around 150 hp after the intercooler change.  car was
> running
> high 7'50s, now it is running 7.70s to 7.90s.  I do not want to get rid of
> the
> cold air intercooler because I know it is worth at least 100 hp.  (Keep in
> mind this
> is on a 1500+ hp setup).
>
> TIA, Steve F
>
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