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Can An Intercooler Be Too Big. I am currently running a medium sized isuzu npr intercooler and think it is too big. And if the intercooler is too big you will have boost spikes If the intercooler is too small to handle the boost, you will get heat soak. However, modern turbochargers and engine management systems are designed to adapt to these changes. I am running 15psi on a t3/t4 hyrbid. The lag represented by increasing the volume of the ic is just. Is there a calculation one can use to determine if an intercooler is big enough to support a certain power level? Depending on the modifications around the intercooler, it is possible for it to be too big, but unlikely. The intercooler piping will need to match the diameter of the intercooler for maximum efficiency. To big of an intercooler will cause lag and take longer to get to peak boost as there is more volume that has to get filled with air. A larger intercooler can potentially lead to a drop in boost pressure due to increased volume and airflow path length. You can theoretically have an intercooler that is too large, but practically speaking it'll never happen. Space, however, will more than likely dictate the reality you inhabit. Plus that one's only big for a tmic, it.

Is there a calculation one can use to determine if an intercooler is big enough to support a certain power level? To big of an intercooler will cause lag and take longer to get to peak boost as there is more volume that has to get filled with air. Space, however, will more than likely dictate the reality you inhabit. The lag represented by increasing the volume of the ic is just. Depending on the modifications around the intercooler, it is possible for it to be too big, but unlikely. I am currently running a medium sized isuzu npr intercooler and think it is too big. I am running 15psi on a t3/t4 hyrbid. Plus that one's only big for a tmic, it. The intercooler piping will need to match the diameter of the intercooler for maximum efficiency. And if the intercooler is too big you will have boost spikes

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Can An Intercooler Be Too Big A larger intercooler can potentially lead to a drop in boost pressure due to increased volume and airflow path length. However, modern turbochargers and engine management systems are designed to adapt to these changes. If the intercooler is too small to handle the boost, you will get heat soak. I am running 15psi on a t3/t4 hyrbid. The lag represented by increasing the volume of the ic is just. Is there a calculation one can use to determine if an intercooler is big enough to support a certain power level? A larger intercooler can potentially lead to a drop in boost pressure due to increased volume and airflow path length. Depending on the modifications around the intercooler, it is possible for it to be too big, but unlikely. And if the intercooler is too big you will have boost spikes You can theoretically have an intercooler that is too large, but practically speaking it'll never happen. Plus that one's only big for a tmic, it. I am currently running a medium sized isuzu npr intercooler and think it is too big. Space, however, will more than likely dictate the reality you inhabit. The intercooler piping will need to match the diameter of the intercooler for maximum efficiency. To big of an intercooler will cause lag and take longer to get to peak boost as there is more volume that has to get filled with air.