Oh, and don't forget the other primary benefit of uprated intercoolers - check out the differences in the air temperatures between mine and Robins - and work out what I am on about.
....On the printout, is "AT" the Air Temperature? Value 15 on yours and 13 on mine? What's it mean, please?
My AT was 11 in December and 13 in October - Both on JKM's dyno.
Thanks
I think AT actually stands for 'Ambient Temperature' (which is basically the air temperature). That value, on its own isnt really important. You actually need to compare the AT to the IT (which is 'Inlet Temperature') because this shows difference between the temperature of the air before the turbo has compressed it, and then after the turbo as compressed it (and therefore heated it up) - and how efficient the intercoolers are.
So, with mine, the AT is 15, whereas the IT is 18 - which means my S3 & Forge coolers have restricted the temperature rise to just three degrees (when will I see you again . . . . :embarassed:
). But your AT is 13 (your AT is cooler than mine maybe because you went on the rollers earlier in the day, when it was a touch cooler), but your IT is 19. That means that the standard GTI cooler is allowing a 6 degree increase. So this shows a clear benefit from the uprated intercoolers.
Lower inlet air temperatures mean more power.
Btw, T_T - I sent you an email (not PM)
Whoops - sheepishly fires up Outlook!