I feel like that seems unlikely since there’s no hoses going in or out of it, also since it’s before the turbo, coolant temps would likely be hotter than intake air at that point.I think it’s a liquid cooled chamber to make the intake air cooler since the turbo housing is directly underneath it.
Honda added a air intake temp gauge to the gauge cluster to compliment it.
Since its pre-turbo likely not cooling air. But will find out.I think it’s a liquid cooled chamber to make the intake air cooler since the turbo housing is directly underneath it.
Honda added a air intake temp gauge to the gauge cluster to compliment it.
Pretty sure in The Late Brake show, they looked and found no piping or hoses connected to it anywhere, because they were curious too. I think it’s just some kind of plenum.I think it’s a liquid cooled chamber to make the intake air cooler since the turbo housing is directly underneath it.
Honda added a air intake temp gauge to the gauge cluster to compliment it.
No one has the cars yet lol. Eager to get ours.Has no one worked this out yet?
Fair comment!No one has the cars yet lol. Eager to get ours.
That would be interesting. Sounds fancy though, like maybe to fancy for a Civic, but who knows.After hearing about the redesigned turbo blades in the release today I think there is a chance this is some sort of flow tuning component of the cold side of the turbocharger. Maybe they can actively change the shape of fins inside this plate to alter the orientation of the air entering the turbocharger.
I would imagine that this could be another variable you could change to optimize torque across the RPM range.