Havent seen anyone use Intercooler Sprayer's anymore. Anyone know why or are they just unpopular now?

 

There a little too fast and furious for me...

 

I think that for the amount of time and energy that it takes to install one and keep it operational, it only gives a slight gain in HP. And that slight gain is only for a few seconds. For the same amount of time to install this, you could install a shot of nitrous and have a much more effective system.

 

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lol

STI's come with them as an option.
many circuit cars run them too.

The reason you dont see them is because they arent very popular and dont really do much.

 

doesnt give power better of gettin nitrouse but thats good for collin down ur charge air in hot days or during traffic

 

i was looking into one of these, but then decided that i will try to make one with a windshield fluid pump, there are a few people that have done this, (also, water is cheaper to spray )

 

Quote, originally posted by scB20teg »
There a little too fast and furious for me...

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yup

 

water is much cheaper to spray buh co2 cooles faster nd les need to be used if i did a intercooler spray it would be with the windshielld washers or just do ice on it