Re:Heat soak etc
Re:Heat soak etc
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TOENHEEL

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4,501 posts

256 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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I've had my Noble a few months now but havent really looked into tuning etc a great deal. I keep hearing about heat soak which is something my old Exige S suffered from. Is the original intercooler that bad? Will heat wrapping the exhuast help a lot or should i just do this anyway and fit a Forge or Pro alloy intercooler?

Im really interesting it getting the car up to 400bhp but a little concerned about stories of standard mondeo pistons and rods. My dads an ex service manager so jobs on the car arent a problem but just need a bit advice.

mrdemon

21,146 posts

294 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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me to ;-)

I am going to fit some heat shield under the intercooler box area as the turbo sits below that.
and the Pro alloy jobs looks very nice, group buy ? before the VAT goes back up.

This looks nice and the Air filter is now where the side fresh air intake is which look better.




Adrian W

15,491 posts

257 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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TOENHEEL said:
I've had my Noble a few months now but havent really looked into tuning etc a great deal. I keep hearing about heat soak which is something my old Exige S suffered from. Is the original intercooler that bad? Will heat wrapping the exhuast help a lot or should i just do this anyway and fit a Forge or Pro alloy intercooler?

Im really interesting it getting the car up to 400bhp but a little concerned about stories of standard mondeo pistons and rods. My dads an ex service manager so jobs on the car arent a problem but just need a bit advice.
Yes the Noble intercooler realy is that bad, Heat soak isnt going to be a big problem over the next few months, the Pro Alloy one get the temps reliably down to about 40 degrees, speak to Wayne, he already has group buy prices for the Noble bits and pieces