pearl91chevy
Donating Member
im off to the track in about 20 min.. wish me luck!!! hopefully they got wifi out there ill keep posted
You probably have either a kinked rubber hose or air trapped in the system. Sometimes the factory IC can be tricky to get working 100%. With my factory W2A, my intake temps would be about 15 degree over ambient and it would rise 30 degree over a 1/4 mile.
I am not sure where you live but I am guess it wasn't 90-95 degree F at the track. Get that fixed and you should see some big gains.
If you think it feels fast at 14.1, wait until you getting it running 12's![]()
Well I did beat some stangs but my times sucked.i logged two runs.. My boost was not on my Side today, was bouncing all over the place.
60ft 1.8
1/8 8.8 at 74
1/4 14.1 at 92.3
Somethings up with 3rd gear and boost cause It drops and raises.. I'll post a log in a bit
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Times might not of been what you wanted but remember any day at track and nothing breaks I a good day. I would definitely work on the intake temperature. When you get the temps down you will feel the difference. How does you upper inter cooler look when you take the cap off? Does it look crudded up or corroded?
Glad to hear that. Definitely sounds like there is a blockage in the coolant system or something is wrong with your pump. If you need to pull the hose loose place it in a bucket and turn the pump on and see if it is pumping.
The radiator and the stock intercooler are separate units, they don't share coolant. The only time they are connected is at the puke tank, and the stock intercooler system can't draw coolant back into itself like the radiator can.
If it's low on coolant, top it off at the intercooler itself.
I bet the truck would easily run low 13's once the intake temps are down.