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    Quote Originally Posted by beppe View Post
    thanks bluEP3 SC for the info...

    just found out i have a space to relocated the iat sensor didnt even know there was a space..

    on fig 14,15...

    my Question is i need a very quick sensing iat.. anyone know what type is best and which one will fit in that place..

    thanks guys

    I know it says IAT sensor but that diagram is very misleading. That plate is right under the SC and i highly doubt you can fit the sensor, connector, and associated wire in there with the SC in the way. You can easily tap right into the inspection plate under the manifold or anywhere up on the runners- i think that would be easier for you.

    Myself and probably some of the other SC guys use the T1R IAT sensor due to its fast and accurate response to temp fluctuations. It comes prethreaded so you just need to drill and tap a hole in your manifold for it to thread into. Makes install very easy and it works really well.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bluEP3_SC View Post
    I know it says IAT sensor but that diagram is very misleading. That plate is right under the SC and i highly doubt you can fit the sensor, connector, and associated wire in there with the SC in the way. You can easily tap right into the inspection plate under the manifold or anywhere up on the runners- i think that would be easier for you.

    Myself and probably some of the other SC guys use the T1R IAT sensor due to its fast and accurate response to temp fluctuations. It comes prethreaded so you just need to drill and tap a hole in your manifold for it to thread into. Makes install very easy and it works really well.


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    thanks buddy.. ill order that sensor t1 motorsport have it for $49.. ill see if it does fit in that hole as im still using the standard inlet manifold.. if not ill have to make a hole... ive heard people say its only beneficial when you have a cooler.. i have no cooler but want to get air-fuel more accurate.. at the mo im keeping airfuel tad leaner

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    Quote Originally Posted by beppe View Post
    thanks buddy.. ill order that sensor t1 motorsport have it for $49.. ill see if it does fit in that hole as im still using the standard inlet manifold.. if not ill have to make a hole... ive heard people say its only beneficial when you have a cooler.. i have no cooler but want to get air-fuel more accurate.. at the mo im keeping airfuel tad leaner
    No worries man. Its best you place that sensor after the blower, on the intake manifold, so you know what the incoming air temp is entering the cylinder head. The stock sensor just reads air entering the throttle body and doesn't do us SC guys much good since the blower gets pretty hot.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bluEP3_SC View Post
    I know it says IAT sensor but that diagram is very misleading. That plate is right under the SC and i highly doubt you can fit the sensor, connector, and associated wire in there with the SC in the way. You can easily tap right into the inspection plate under the manifold or anywhere up on the runners- i think that would be easier for you.

    Myself and probably some of the other SC guys use the T1R IAT sensor due to its fast and accurate response to temp fluctuations. It comes prethreaded so you just need to drill and tap a hole in your manifold for it to thread into. Makes install very easy and it works really well.


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    Quote Originally Posted by beppe View Post
    thanks bluEP3 SC for the info...

    just found out i have a space to relocated the iat sensor didnt even know there was a space..

    on fig 14,15...

    my Question is i need a very quick sensing iat.. anyone know what type is best and which one will fit in that place..

    thanks guys

    You can shave the insulation on the OEM IAT sensor and it will respond much faster. I did it to my sensor, just took some time and a razor blade.

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