MUSTANGBRKR02

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Vapor turning back into liquid is a much harder and longer process then the reverse. The air moves thru the intercooler and piping pretty damn fast. movement casues friction which causes heat. I just don't see it turning back to a liquid state.

GTO Eric

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that may be true i was just assuming.

chuntington101

why are people worried about meth pooling in the intercooler? its NOT goign to happen! at what temps dose meth evaperate? is it hgiehr than ambient air even on the coldest of days? Yes. now is your intercooler gong to cool the intake change down LOWER than the evaperation temps of meth?..... I think the answer would be no....

So there you go any meth will not be able to condence back into a liquid as you are not running cool enought intake temps. and if you where running these kind of temps i dont think you would have to use meth in the first place! lol