what would this do to our cars...

[vivalegreg]

besides give more power, cant be good to run the car on always

http://www.toyotaimportsforum.co.uk/...item.php?id=27

[MikeE30325i]

that basically just super cools the air going into your intake right? kinda like NOS, but it doesnt increase the pure oxygen level?

[McCoolidge]

Id go with old wisdom, 100k-200k engine + any big change = bad news bears

[vivalegreg]

haha yea, i figured it was something like that

apearently it lowers your air/intake temp thus creating more power

kinda what nitrous does

except now co2

so unless our engine is built to handle shots of this nitrous/co2, then yea bad idea

[MikeE30325i]

Id go with old wisdom, 100k-200k engine + any big change = bad news bears

yeah i could see myself spraying some of that shit into my intake and hearing a crazy screech and then see a piston leave my hood with about 45000 pounds of pressure behind it. that would be one bad day.

[CarsSuck]

Im sure it is nowhere near as dramatic as nitrous, and probably does very little on a naturally aspirated motor.

[StereoInstaller1]

see a piston leave my hood

Unlikely. More likely would be a piston leaving your oil pan.

This condition is known as "Oil Pan Failure".

Yes, I speak from personal experience.

Chevy FTL.

Luke

[Digitalwave]

Those aren't really made for spraying into the intake of an NA car, they are mounted in front of intercoolers to lowered the charge temperature even more in turbo applications. That is what these oval shaped sprayers are for:

[GaryE30]

Those aren't really made for spraying into the intake of an NA car, they are mounted in front of intercoolers to lowered the charge temperature even more in turbo applications. That is what these oval shaped sprayers are for:

This man speaks the truth.

[CarsSuck]

thats only one application. if you read the whole description, there is an intake tube thats filled with liquid co2, which cools the intake air more directly. and you dont spray it into the charge air, that would hurt combustion a great deal. co2 is used in fire extinguishers because it doesnt support combustion.

[Digitalwave]

I never said you sprayed it into the charge air. It's sprayed on the exterior of the intercooler.

[asubimmer]

listen to TJ, they mount to the front of the FMIC to help cool it. None of it gets into the air intake

[Axxe]

listen to TJ, they mount to the front of the FMIC to help cool it. None of it gets into the air intake

When are you getting yours? It will help cool down all the hot air you're blowing.

[asubimmer]

When are you getting yours? It will help cool down all the hot air you're blowing.

if that made any sense I would try to answer you

[MikeE30325i]

my bad, i heard of these before. what i was going to say has already been covered, so i will hush