stock motor/E85. intercooler vs no intercooler
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I've had my hands down every side of a small block chevy, I have header fingers, I have the scar. Its not like I am in here just throwing book knowledge around, I Want to help you poor underprivileged individuals see the dark arts for what they are.
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I think a few brain cells literally died off in my head after some of the **** ive read here.

I sprayed fluids. Water,alcohols,meth
in my old car n made 800rw w/o an intercooler. I sold the car running n it went thru countless gallons of fluid n miles. The new owner still runs it as is n its been going for close to 4yrs since built. Never cared to check the compressor. Misted liquid is not gonna hurt the blade. Its not like its a ******* water jet cutter being aimed at the blade.
it was a little 4 cyl pontiac fiero engine that he claimed he could hold off detonation through improved mixture and his proprietary design
but that design was never proven so I'll stick with cold dense air to make power!!
a good illustration of this is the correction factors on a dyno.
if you notice that the actual HP on a cold day with good air density is much higher
for example my C4 ZR-1 pulls 508 "corrected" but the actual rwhp was 535 because we dynoed on a cold day with good dense air.
same thing about ET and MPH times as the drag strip
on days with good cold dense air, times improve!
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