Intake Cooling

[anonymous-user]

Came across these in American Car World and thought them quite interesting for you FI guys:



www.nimbusmotorsport.com/ProdShop2.asp?id=679&CATID=287



www.nimbusmotorsport.com/ProdShop2.asp?id=5633&CATID=1094

Edited by anonymous-user on Wednesday 17th March 19:32

[stevieturbo]

The Cryo stuff has been around for a few years.


I'd say its mostly balls.

[anonymous-user]

stevieturbo said:

The Cryo stuff has been around for a few years.


I'd say its mostly balls.

Intake temps lowered by up to 50 degrees apparently! www.designengineering.com/catalog/cryo2-system-components

[stevieturbo]

wormus said:

stevieturbo said:

The Cryo stuff has been around for a few years.


I'd say its mostly balls.

Intake temps lowered by up to 50 degrees apparently! http://www.designengineering.com/catalog/cryo2-sys...

Im sure it would cool the air from a hairdryer by 50deg quite easily.


Would it cool 1000cfm that same amount ? I rather think not

[S800VXR]

Seen all this on turbo bikes mate as some ran up to 50psi boost. It does sort of work but its bloody hard work. The biggest prob we have is the air being compressed and then shoved straight into the engine unlike a turbo setup where the compressed and as such heated air goes through a nice big cold rad (intercooler) and is cooled, made denser then dropped into the engine. I like the harrop top mount setups but they are always going to suffer heat soak.

[ringram]

NOS

[nitrosman1]

maybe i shouldnt have sold my noz kit now

[Bonnie and Clyde]

nitrosman1 said:

maybe i shouldnt have sold my noz kit now

I was waiting for you
Forget NOS, i think your thinking along the right lines

[neiljohnson]

Used to unload co2 on the intercoolers before running to get the temps down for more power, it seemed to work

[S800VXR]

ringram said:

NOS

Thats just FI in a bottle - shame on you Rich!