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<blockquote data-quote="BurnOut" data-source="post: 1187112" data-attributes="member: 21501"><p>Realistically, I think that if you're going to drive it hard even in its current form, you could benefit from it... it's not likely to show any power on a dyno over your stock IC, but it <em>would</em> be likely to maintain that level of performance for longer.</p><p></p><p>That is to say that the purpose of the IC is to cool the air charge between the turbos and the throttlebody... and the IC starts to be less effective in that task as it absorbs (retains) more and more heat. So, it's entirely possible (probable, even) to have more power at the beginning of a 30-minute desert blast than at the end, simply due to the IC heatsoaking, and not being as effective in cooling the air charge as it was at the beginning of the run.</p><p></p><p>So, being honest with yourself, do you think that you'll drive the truck hard enough, long enough, often enough, to justify the IC upgrade? If so, great... if not, then perhaps that money could be better spent elsewhere... otherwise, I'd say upgrade the IC when you upgrade the turbos...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BurnOut, post: 1187112, member: 21501"] Realistically, I think that if you're going to drive it hard even in its current form, you could benefit from it... it's not likely to show any power on a dyno over your stock IC, but it [I]would[/I] be likely to maintain that level of performance for longer. That is to say that the purpose of the IC is to cool the air charge between the turbos and the throttlebody... and the IC starts to be less effective in that task as it absorbs (retains) more and more heat. So, it's entirely possible (probable, even) to have more power at the beginning of a 30-minute desert blast than at the end, simply due to the IC heatsoaking, and not being as effective in cooling the air charge as it was at the beginning of the run. So, being honest with yourself, do you think that you'll drive the truck hard enough, long enough, often enough, to justify the IC upgrade? If so, great... if not, then perhaps that money could be better spent elsewhere... otherwise, I'd say upgrade the IC when you upgrade the turbos... [/QUOTE]
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