man, i bet the car is hella fun to drive!

 

video please

 

Forgive my ignorance but I don't (yet) own an S2000.

What's the average IAT for a N/A S2000?

Looks like a pretty good temp drop.

 

Mine usually ran around 120-130 most of the winter and in the 140-160 range in the summer time - as far as I remember (been a while since I logged IAT NA).

 

So your IAT is lower with the S/C and A/C than in stock form?

Impressive.

 

Have you dynoed yet Bill?

 

Have a treadmill app set for Saturday - short of getting stuck in Denver on business travel this week, it should be a done deal.

 

hmm thats pretty high for n/a.

When i built cold air systems for the newcougar I measured IAT temps just a few degrees above ambient, and never more than twenty over ambient (when idling in traffic)

are you using the stock intake?

 

You know the Black Center on the IC looks MUCH MUCH better. I say lets get a photoshop of wrinkle red to match the valve cover.

 

That is as measured at the IAT sensor in the manifold via the OBDII - I am certain that the air exiting the cooler and just entering the manifold is much cooler.

You should hook up a scan tool to your OBDII port and see what your IAT readings are.