Subject	Re: Rate of transfer of energy is higher in metal than silicon:
Posted by	Steve-O on December 15, 2003 at 9:42 AM
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In Reply To	Rate of transfer of energy is higher in metal than silicon: posted by therinL on December 15, 2003 at 09:07 AM
Message	Agreed but I would assume that heat would transfer from the engine bay throught the pipes to the air, since the air has just come from the atmosphere throught the intake and is pretty cold in relation to the engine bay... ?
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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