Subject	Rate of transfer of energy is higher in metal than silicon:
Posted by	therinL on December 15, 2003 at 9:07 AM
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In Reply To	I was just discussing this subject with a friend today posted by Zmas on December 15, 2003 at 12:48 AM
Message	You *want* your piping to be metal over silicon as it will try to come to the thermal equilibrium faster; meaning it will take heat from the air faster and give it off to the engine bay faster.
Follow Ups	time for hardpipes? - Steve-O 23:04:21 12/14/03 List price for a new stock one is around $55 however... - YugoBernie (NoVA) 23:33:19 12/14/03 Re: List price for a new stock one is around $55 however... - Steve-O 00:24:51 12/15/03 Yeah you can order just one from www.CZP.us for about - YugoBernie (NoVA) 08:41:12 12/15/03 I was just discussing this subject with a friend today - Zmas 00:48:26 12/15/03 Re: I was just discussing this subject with a friend today - Steve-O 00:57:20 12/15/03 Given that the whole track of the IC piping is metal one - YugoBernie (NoVA) 08:42:53 12/15/03 Rate of transfer of energy is higher in metal than silicon: - therinL 09:07:39 12/15/03 Re: Rate of transfer of energy is higher in metal than silicon: - Steve-O 09:42:14 12/15/03 No, not even close: - therinL 09:48:49 12/15/03 I measured 140-160F in the plenum under boost. - Dallas DamonZ 09:54:58 12/15/03 There ya have it =) --> link inside - therinL 10:08:14 12/15/03 Re: There ya have it =) --> link inside - Steve-O 12:43:37 12/15/03 Good, learning rocks! =) - therinL 12:58:48 12/15/03 *A lot* - BigTDogg (MA) 16:39:44 12/15/03 You have a few choices for hardpipes: - Scotts94z32 01:48:19 12/15/03 Well do you have pics? (n/m) - Goose93 09:03:03 12/15/03 2nd (n/m) - the_real_dummy 09:39:20 12/15/03 they are in production as we speak - i'll host pics as soon - Scotts94z32 11:39:42 12/15/03
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