intercooler
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Long answer...
An intercooler is used in forced induction setups ie...turbo, supercharged. In witch the compressed air coming from the turbo/supercharger is forced threw piping into the intercooler, when this compressed air reaches the intercooler it acts like a radiator and cools the air that at this time is compressed. When air compresses it heats up, and we all know that cooler denser air means more HP. After it leaves the intercooler it is piped into the TB using piping.
Short answer...
It cools down the air in turbo cars.
An intercooler is used in forced induction setups ie...turbo, supercharged. In witch the compressed air coming from the turbo/supercharger is forced threw piping into the intercooler, when this compressed air reaches the intercooler it acts like a radiator and cools the air that at this time is compressed. When air compresses it heats up, and we all know that cooler denser air means more HP. After it leaves the intercooler it is piped into the TB using piping.
Short answer...
It cools down the air in turbo cars.
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Can any body tell me what a intercooler does and how it works
Can any body tell me what a intercooler does and how it works
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ORIGINAL: rickav
No, I want cold air to the TB
No, I want cold air to the TB
A heat exchanger and an intercooler are similiar in design, being that they both cool down whatever flows through them.....kinda like the radiator.