How are you mounting your IAT Sensor?
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the stock ls1 is one that uses a gromet , i ordered a bung off ebay and had it welded into one of the pipes going from the intercooler to the tb . Another option is to have someone lay a bead of weld and then drill and tap it for the iat sensor .
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I bought a 3/8 npt bung from summit racing and welded it in right before the throttle body.
http://www.summitracing.com/search?S...8%20npt%20bung
http://www.summitracing.com/search?S...8%20npt%20bung
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Bought a 3/8npt alum bung and had it welded in the charge pipe.
Using a wells su107 sensor (same as above) however I'm having an issue because the car keeps killing them in one night.
Using a wells su107 sensor (same as above) however I'm having an issue because the car keeps killing them in one night.
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I dont know about all this threaded stuff, i got my iat sensor off of GMC jimmy i believe, the non threaded kind. Drilled out the egr or whatever hole is right behind the throttle body on top of a truck intake, added some rtv and smacked it into the hole no problem
https://sites.google.com/site/sloppy...n-truck-intake
https://sites.google.com/site/sloppy...n-truck-intake
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I always use the 3mm thick alum tubing form CX racing. It’s cheap and you can drill and tap it easily without bungs or welding. I drill, tap, epoxy mine in. Never had a leak... and I run 34lbs of boost on my 4 banger.
Are we positive the grommet style has the same temperature element /range as the threaded type? I’d think it would be more likely to melt with high IAT temps as well. Esp. pre intercooler or on cars without an intercooler.
Are we positive the grommet style has the same temperature element /range as the threaded type? I’d think it would be more likely to melt with high IAT temps as well. Esp. pre intercooler or on cars without an intercooler.
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Just push it in the damn hole huh? Thats the name of your next porno movie lol.
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It's possible to burn thru. I haven't had any probs w a spool gun finish on the cold sides. So far w the aluminum tube off eBay. It's just alot faster than a rig in most cases. For the stuff in working on. Don't take offense to what I said about welded mod. Just like to fool around a bunch every now n then.
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