im about to hit up the track this coming up sunday and i heard putting dry ice in the filter of intake helps. What are the chances of me sucking up that peice of ice? any ideas or ever heard of anyone doing this?

 

Just put this **** in front of your intake.

 

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Haha!

Don't even bother with dry ice, unless you want to ruin something.

 

Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide. It is very cold and would lower intake temps, but what do you think it would do to your A/F ratio when your engine injests carbon dioxide as the dry ice "melts". I put "melts" in quotation marks because it doesn't melt like normal ice does. Dry ice goes from solid straight to gas, normal ice goes solid - liquid - gas.

 

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This fan is SLOW! Use a Vantec Tornado. 88 CFM for an 80mm fan. Less than a turbo sadly.

 

you want more dense oxygenated air.....not pure carbon dioxide....

 

Leafblower FTW!

 

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it actually works HAHAHA

 

17 leaf blowers FTW!!!!11!!1!!!!!

 

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Ice cap fan slow?
http://www.marinedepot.com/md_...C5113
This fan can go up to 102 CFM.
LOL

 

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Ice cap fan slow?
http://www.marinedepot.com/md_...C5113
This fan can go up to 102 CFM.
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and a 4cyl at high rpm's will naturally suction in air at more that double that rate....

so, it will be slowing down the air.

 

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lol

 

NAWWWS

 

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and a 4cyl at high rpm's will naturally suction in air at more that double that rate....

so, it will be slowing down the air.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I wasn't serious.
lol

 

The dry ice method is something I've seen the old schoolers at the track do before runnning.They wrap the intake in something that will allow them to pack dry ice AROUND that paticular part. This brings down the tempature of the metal.Wich in turn cools the air within.