Do Intercooler Pipes Get Hot at Benjamin Stone-wigg blog

Do Intercooler Pipes Get Hot. If your doing a y bridge i’d say yes but if your not your better off not spending the money. But today i found out that it is the hot side. Been thinking about this recently while planning for my fmic setup. Why are cold side pipes larger than hot side pipes? If you really want it you can get the hot. The hot side intercooler pipe carries the charge air from the turbocharger to the intercooler. The only reason your intercooler pipes feel hot is becuase they have been saturated with heat from those sources. So my question is why would you insulate the hot side? Wouldn't it be better to. I was looking at rudys, and i believe they sell a kit that has both hot and cold side, is that the route i should go? Mainly the ones that run over the turbo and engine. It’s called the hot side pipe because the air it carries is, well, hot. I was wondering what ideas you have for keeping the intercooler pipes cool.

So my question is why would you insulate the hot side? The only reason your intercooler pipes feel hot is becuase they have been saturated with heat from those sources. Why are cold side pipes larger than hot side pipes? Been thinking about this recently while planning for my fmic setup. If your doing a y bridge i’d say yes but if your not your better off not spending the money. It’s called the hot side pipe because the air it carries is, well, hot. Wouldn't it be better to. Mainly the ones that run over the turbo and engine. If you really want it you can get the hot. But today i found out that it is the hot side.

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Do Intercooler Pipes Get Hot The hot side intercooler pipe carries the charge air from the turbocharger to the intercooler. Wouldn't it be better to. Why are cold side pipes larger than hot side pipes? The only reason your intercooler pipes feel hot is becuase they have been saturated with heat from those sources. Been thinking about this recently while planning for my fmic setup. If your doing a y bridge i’d say yes but if your not your better off not spending the money. But today i found out that it is the hot side. Mainly the ones that run over the turbo and engine. So my question is why would you insulate the hot side? I was looking at rudys, and i believe they sell a kit that has both hot and cold side, is that the route i should go? I was wondering what ideas you have for keeping the intercooler pipes cool. The hot side intercooler pipe carries the charge air from the turbocharger to the intercooler. It’s called the hot side pipe because the air it carries is, well, hot. If you really want it you can get the hot.