to bypass the coolant running into the throttle body do you just run the two hoses coming into the tb together?

 

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perhaps you could word it so that it make sense, cuz i have no clue what your trying to ask

sounds though, as if your concerned with how close the coolant hose is to the intake arm... and air is coming in so g0t damn fast into that intake arm that it makes absolutely no difference... i

bottom line, that hose is not heating the intake arm up hot enough that the air passing by it just all of a sudden jumps in temperature because it passes by the spot next to the coolant hose

and if you anyone thinks i'm full of it, go learn some ****** physics

 

no thats not what im asking. when i did the img install, it had on the instructions to make the IM cooler you could bypass the coolant lines running into the TB back into the motor as long as you didnt live in too cold of an environment. is this more clear?

 

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very much so... and in that cas, iono lol

but at least others will understand what your asking now

 

yup, just run the two hoses together...

this will not make it that cool though because as i understand it, in addition to the TB, the IM has coolant running through it as well.