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Don intercoolers restrict the flow of air into the engine?

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Don intercoolers restrict the flow of air into the engine?

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Yes. Any time there is an obstacle in the way of the air flowing into the engine (like an intercooler fin or louver), a pressure loss will result. Today’s intercoolers are very effective in minimizing this pressure loss so that the benefits obtained by cooling the discharge temperature normally outweigh the 1-2psi (approximate) loss in air pressure, which can be regained by increasing the boost pressure.

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