dryice cooling intake effect?
07-16-2006, 03:40 AM
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dryice cooling intake effect? Anyone ever thought of building an insulator to store dryice,built around the intake,right before the TB?Think it would be efficient?
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07-16-2006, 10:21 AM
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Thats what i kind of thought,that the air would be moving to fast, but i was thinking of building it around the entire intake elbow on my LT1....and dryice IS -109 degree farenheit.....i dunno
07-16-2006, 08:34 PM
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ehhh, i dunno how good carborn dioxide would be inside your engine....i dunno,if its ok,then that would be ******* sweet,but i dont know...i was just thinking about building a container around the intake elbow to freeze that ****** and the air coming through it, and dryice is -109 so im pretty sure it would get the air atleast COLD lol...maybe not freezing but cold...
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Originally Posted by Camaro94SS
Anyone ever thought of building an insulator to store dryice,built around the intake,right before the TB?Think it would be efficient?
coast to much money
