CRYO2, any one using it in their Honda???
02-18-2006, 08:14 PM
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CRYO2, any one using it in their Honda???
These kits have recently become availeble here in West Aus.
i was wondering if ppl have tried them and what they think of the results they got??
i was wondering if ppl have tried them and what they think of the results they got??
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Re: CRYO2, any one using it in their Honda??? (locote)
I'd expect it to perform just like any other system that produces gasious emissions less than 3 feet (one 'meter' 
) from your intake. Meaning - useful only at combating heatsoak. Being co2, it'd be detrimental to power until enough of a draft has re-introduced oxygen-rich air into the engine bay.
FYI - they've proven this with fairly complicated/controlled testing. The mag I was reading also did this with n2o, which went as you'd expect. It increased horsepower mainly from it being n2o (and getting sucked into the motor) rather than from the cooling effect.
I'd be happy with 2 extra washer fluid motors squirting denatured alcohol (or just water) all over the fmic.
) from your intake. Meaning - useful only at combating heatsoak. Being co2, it'd be detrimental to power until enough of a draft has re-introduced oxygen-rich air into the engine bay.FYI - they've proven this with fairly complicated/controlled testing. The mag I was reading also did this with n2o, which went as you'd expect. It increased horsepower mainly from it being n2o (and getting sucked into the motor) rather than from the cooling effect.
I'd be happy with 2 extra washer fluid motors squirting denatured alcohol (or just water) all over the fmic.
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