| CO2 intercooler spray = decreases HP??? - Click HERE for Original Thread |
| PraxRX7 |
If the car has an intake that is set up properly then there should be no residule CO2 or nitrous getting into the air intake, the purpose of the spray bar is to cool the intercooler fins, if you have any residule going into your air-intake then your setup sux.
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| ChromeDragon |
| Unless you're running an actual cold air intake that pulls air from outside the engine bay, the consumption of some of the CO2 is inevitable. |
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| Transporter |
within a 20 ft diamenet the presence on Co2 will effect the air intake
the inter freezer seems much better idea and i plan on running it in my car
Fulblown Motorsports carry DEI engieering products and they have the cryo bulb which i plan on running in my car.
what are your guys thoughts on wrapping up the exhaust side of turbo with turbo sheild so high temp is kept inside and not transferred to the engine bay area |
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