Well, here's the development news on the IAT's so far. It's really a good read, so I thought I'd share this with you guys. If you don't believe me without the vids and the scans, I apologize. I'm staking my reputation on it, so keep that in mind.
Outside temperature was 56*, one heck of a beautiful morning.
I had a nice long road trip for the weekend to go to a friend's house for a BBQ. It's a 46 mile trip one way, so what better way to see how it does? We drive to Richmond, MO to stop at the wal mart that's on the way, it's about a 15 minute drive, plenty of time to get the engine bay nice and warm. While the wife was in the store, I let her sit, idle, get all heat soaked up. So by this point my IAT's were reading 104*. Start rolling out of the parking lot nice and slow, I don't want to suck in any more air than I have to, then we make it to the highway. Now, keep in mind, this thing is pretty sensitive as it is...just driving through the parking lot, barely giving it throttle it dropped to 94*. Rolled out on the highway and stabbed the gas. The Temp immediately dropped to 70*, and within about 3 seconds it was reading right at 56*....right on the money. Suprised even me! :th_biggrin2:
Now fast forward to coming home about midnight, the temps had dipped well into the lower 40's...I'd say they were about 43ish. I happen to look down at the HVAC and it says 45, but I look up at the Aeroforce and it says 43....wait? what? Great, it's reading off....but come to find out that going through the dips and the valleys the air is cooler....then I happen to look down at the HVAC again and it says 43. The IAT is reading faster than the actual ambient sensor for the climate control! :th_lipssealed1:
More testing coming soon!
I'm really thinking about ordering another 5 of these to see if anyone is willing to take a leap with me here.....If you guys are interested, PM me.
Thanks,
Brian