N E 1 plan on using C02 or NOS to cool intercooler?
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..Any thoughts on this?
heat soaking of the intercooler is going to be a problem when i start driving up here during the summer...
anyone else planning on this ? or using a water injection method?
heat soaking of the intercooler is going to be a problem when i start driving up here during the summer...
anyone else planning on this ? or using a water injection method?
Originally posted by Enron Exec
How about rubbing alcohol and water?
How about rubbing alcohol and water?
I've been thinking about this mainly because of the hot Arizona summers. It'd be much more cost effective than CO2/N2O. However, it is at the bottom of my list of my to-buy list and that list is pretty damn long.
With the PE's open intake right behind the I/C, Rad you would want to keep a eye on the A/F ratio when you do it if you use N2O. We've used it on alot of customers cars with good results any where from 20 to as much as 50hp depending on the size the the I/C. On some we saw the car go dead lean if the intake picked up the N20. We played with water spray on my 7 and got 5hp and 7ftlb with just a quick 3 buck setup.
Gary
Gary
Originally posted by daking350
anyone have any pics or a design of something??
anyone have any pics or a design of something??
next week I will post my pics of my dual Stealth purge system.........planning on routing my existing purge to both sides of intercooler from the back..........should work well and look good to.
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The N20 is a waste of time honestly.....shows really good gains on a dyno, since the car is stationary, but take it to the track, the difference will be nonexistant.
If you are going to run Nitorous, best off doing it the right way
If you are going to run Nitorous, best off doing it the right way
Originally posted by Z1 Performance
The N20 is a waste of time honestly.....shows really good gains on a dyno, since the car is stationary, but take it to the track, the difference will be nonexistant.
If you are going to run Nitorous, best off doing it the right way
The N20 is a waste of time honestly.....shows really good gains on a dyno, since the car is stationary, but take it to the track, the difference will be nonexistant.
If you are going to run Nitorous, best off doing it the right way
Originally posted by daking350
But wont it cool of your intake temps between runs???
But wont it cool of your intake temps between runs???
Originally posted by ravaz
I've seen some people take big *** things of CO2, or maybe it's Nitrous, I never asked, and spray their intercoolers between runs. It's like in a fire extinguisher or something.
I've seen some people take big *** things of CO2, or maybe it's Nitrous, I never asked, and spray their intercoolers between runs. It's like in a fire extinguisher or something.
Originally posted by Z1 Performance
The N20 is a waste of time honestly.....shows really good gains on a dyno, since the car is stationary, but take it to the track, the difference will be nonexistant.
If you are going to run Nitorous, best off doing it the right way
The N20 is a waste of time honestly.....shows really good gains on a dyno, since the car is stationary, but take it to the track, the difference will be nonexistant.
If you are going to run Nitorous, best off doing it the right way
Another option is water injection and by that I mean the aquamist setup to squirt water directly into the TB and cooling the charge. You can run much leaner AF mixtures this way and get more power, plus have more knock resistance to boot.
Originally posted by Guru
Another option is water injection and by that I mean the aquamist setup to squirt water directly into the TB and cooling the charge. You can run much leaner AF mixtures this way and get more power, plus have more knock resistance to boot.
Another option is water injection and by that I mean the aquamist setup to squirt water directly into the TB and cooling the charge. You can run much leaner AF mixtures this way and get more power, plus have more knock resistance to boot.
water directly into the throttle body to cool the charge of air and I can run Leaner..........wow..........NO THANKS.
I talked to a guy with a STI with a big *** intercooler up front along with a nitrous injection sprayer to cool it and me mentioned it instantly freezes the intercooler for a great cooling affect..........if you have played with nitrous you know what i mean as far as freezing. I see no problems with at a start you spray alittle on the intercooler and then 3 seconds or so later you gun it. by this time all the extra nos that could find its way to the intake is basically found other places to go. Seems logically ok to me. Any opinions on this.




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