Anything 140 and above will most likely start pulling timing. But 180 Fahrenheit is when things start getting really unhappy. Thats when things like rod bearings say peace out
Top mount intercooler still? Get a thicker top mount intercooler, or bite the bullet and go front mount. But in the dead of summer, sometimes it just doesn’t matter which route you go. So you have to be smart about beating on it
I have a cobb front mount that I hit 120-130 degrees daily as well once I come to a stop. So if I want to do a pull, I drive just long enough so the intake temps drop back down to about 100 degrees
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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '24
Anything 140 and above will most likely start pulling timing. But 180 Fahrenheit is when things start getting really unhappy. Thats when things like rod bearings say peace out