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on gasoline engines the coolant lines through the throttle body and intake are for warming the air rather than cooling it. Since the fuel is injected into the air stream before entering the combustion chamber the air temp needs to be warm enough for proper atomization. It may have some cooling...

Nothing says "I know what I'm talking about" like name calling. A low post count may make someone a noob on a particular forum, it does not however negate their knowledge. Just the same a high post count on a forum does not make someone an expert on a subject. I may be new to SS but I have...

sorry but there is not enough surface area in the intake for a significant effect compared to an intercooler. There are many many vehicles with coolant running through the intake and even without that most until recently used aluminum or pot metal castings that conduct the engine heat better...

will be easier to fit an air-water intercooler in there, only downfall is needing another pump to circulate the coolant