my truck had it disconected when i got it. sould i hook it back up or is it better disconected??
DanenGraham Big in the rear Oct 14, 2002 #1 my truck had it disconected when i got it. sould i hook it back up or is it better disconected??
Ian Turgeon Cascading Inspiration Oct 14, 2002 #2 because it heats the tb not cools it. leave it off. They came that way.
TurboTony Active member Oct 14, 2002 #3 Syty's never had those ports connected from the factory. They were used on the TPI application that the TB was originaly used on. The idea was to prevent throttle icing in cold weather. Thats just not an issue with the syty motor. HTH Tony
Syty's never had those ports connected from the factory. They were used on the TPI application that the TB was originaly used on. The idea was to prevent throttle icing in cold weather. Thats just not an issue with the syty motor. HTH Tony
M Maverick87 Member Oct 15, 2002 #5 it would only heat it if it went through the radiator. not the inter cooler.
InvisiBill Active member Oct 15, 2002 #6 Maverick87 said: it would only heat it if it went through the radiator. not the inter cooler. Click to expand... Hmmmmm, interesting idea... I'd think that you'd be getting more heat from all the intake parts than the CCHE could handle though... *shrug*
Maverick87 said: it would only heat it if it went through the radiator. not the inter cooler. Click to expand... Hmmmmm, interesting idea... I'd think that you'd be getting more heat from all the intake parts than the CCHE could handle though... *shrug*
M Maverick87 Member Oct 15, 2002 #7 I have them hooked up on my truck and my ia temps didnt seem to go any higher . They say below 95 at cruise
I have them hooked up on my truck and my ia temps didnt seem to go any higher . They say below 95 at cruise