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intercooler bypass 850 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be Horse on  Mon Jan 12 14:34 CST 2004 [RELATED]

I woudnt do it-
i guess you could- but I dont think that is your problem. Engines are engineered to run in any condition that the fuel stays liquid at- so i dont think that the intake air temp is your problem. If you think it is - dont bypass it - just place a "blanket" over it of use a cardboard sheild to stop a lot of the airflow, that way you wont tweek any sensors but will limit temp drop accross your core, think big rig radiator blanket.






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