Add to that an EBC usually hits a bit harder as you don't get WG creep as the pressure comes up, most gates on a lightish stock spring will crack at 1>2 psi then gradually open at their full rated pressure the EBC keeps it closed until xx psi is reached then pops it open. :)
Because it affects the Temp based Compensations.....
Some of us take the time and effort to get our cars to have as good if not better drivability as stock in all conditions, guess you're one of the "It idles bad cos it's got big cams" muppets....
There's more to a tune than WOT Peak HP...
Run an AIT sensor pre and post IC then come back and tell us what you've found....
Even if the Turbo Compressor discharge was only +5c over ambient given enough idle time the IC would heatsoak with no airflow.
I don't post bullshit and take offence that your post calls me a liar.
W2A...
Nope you need to leave room for the radiator so 6"x10" was about as big as would go in there.
It's part of a PWR kit.
My sensors are always in the piping either side of the IC Jeff.
My findings/observations are all based on Empirical testing so your results may vary.
I also found tuning was easier with the W2A as you don't have such a wide variation of intake temps to program compensations for.
ie: pull in to fill up with fuel come out and try to restart the car with an A2A that's heat soaked into the twilight zone of AIT Compensation that's pulling fuel...
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