Just curious I saw this stuff in a mag. I wanted to see if anyone uses it or has any opinions on it. I figured it would prolly be less wear and tear on a stock bottom end than nitrous.

http://www.speedunleashed.com/...age=1

 

ive seen guys at the track with solenoids that fog the intercooler and it freezes it over. but i prolly wouldnt try it

 

...you have no idea what that stuff does, do you? You don't inject it into your engine. You spray it on your intercooler just before a race to help cool down the incoming boost

 

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Actually thats isnt all its used for . You can spray it into your intake to cool the air making it more dense and you put it inline with the intake and intake filter.

http://www.designengineering.c...tid=1

 

But isn't that stuff CO2? Since CO2 doesn't ignite, wouldn't it take away from potential power by taking up space that could otherwise be occupied by oxygen?

 

maybe it cools it enough to increase the density by a number big enough that it offsets the waste of space by the co2?

obviously i have no real clue how it works

 

the whole purpose of using co2 is to cool incoming air. yes co2 is lighter and less dense than o2. but when you are running it through your intercooler all its doing is freezing the cores of the intercooler and does not go into the engine

 

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Hmm good point. Idk hopefully someone has an idea of how it really works or if it actually benefits or not.