the COLDest air intake
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putting a box full of dry ice around your cold air intake is going to add about as much hp as one of those winnebago shitter exhaust fans in your throttle body.
You need a cold air intake just about as bad as you need a wing designed for downforce at 190 miles per hour.
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it will add more than just a regular cold air intake...
Originally Posted by 00vtec View Post
I take cash or check. True honda owners can hear it in anything no matter what the mods."Imo kick yo ass so hard that candy comes out"
hung like a butterfly but stings like a bee....
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it wouldn't be worth 2 hp.
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pin wrote:
... process to be more efficient. How is that useless?
this isnt very money efficient more than likely. this is just about as smart and my buddys idea to hook a duct from his a/c to his intake, so he would have a cold super charger. LMFAO, stupid wheeler. -
You guys are looking at this all wrong, its not meant for you to keep it full of ice all the time, its meant for when ur at the track, to lower your intake temps. It's not all that dumb. I think most of you have been out at Sabin, haven’t you ever seen a domestic with a bag of ice sittin on the manifold? It’s an old drag racing technique used for many years, alot of professional drag racers do it. No it’s not gonna move you into the 12's but every little bit helps.
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just throw a BAG of ice in there unopened it will have some effect but nothing dry ice would.... btw dj that sig is awsome...
Originally Posted by 00vtec View Post
I take cash or check. True honda owners can hear it in anything no matter what the mods."Imo kick yo ass so hard that candy comes out"
hung like a butterfly but stings like a bee....
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btleier wrote:
and where are you going to purchase this dry ice to put in there at the track?
I don’t even think that the domestic guys that put just ice on their cars purchase that at the track. Common sense would help here. :rolleyes:assasain wrote:
btw dj that sig is awsome...
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DJ wrote:
I don’t even think that the domestic guys that put just ice on their cars purchase that at the track. Common sense would help here. :rolleyes:Thanks
Common sense would help here.... where can you buy dry ice? I'm asking an honest question. Is it available in Fargo? Is it even legal to have by the normal person. These are all serious questions.
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If you are going to have to recharge or refill your cold air intake all the time I would have to think that a smart person would realize you might as well be using nitrous and making hp.
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DJ Im glad someone here isnt a fool who speaks of things they dont know about.
Chilling the intake is something that has been around for a long time.
Its not something for driving around all the time with, its for drag racing pure and simple. Mainly used on full on drag cars making high hp.
You can use regular ice if you want.
You can get dry ice at just about any grocery store and some hardware stores.
You throw some in a cooler so you have extra ice for the additional runs.
Any other experts got a reason for why its a stupid idea?
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92BlackTT wrote:
If you are going to have to recharge or refill your cold air intake all the time I would have to think that a smart person would realize you might as well be using nitrous and making hp.
Did you not even read my post? TRACK ONLY!!! ur an idiot if ur gonna drive around town with the ice box filled. Well and a smart person may not want to use nitrous... -
DJ wrote:
Did you not even read my post? TRACK ONLY!!! ur an idiot if ur gonna drive around town with the ice box filled. Well and a smart person may not want to use nitrous...Did I say anything about using it on the street? Did you read MY post when you quoted it?
and I agree, you are an idiot if you are gonna drive around with a box full of ice under your hood. I am sure it would last a long time sitting next to a 200+ degree block of cast iron....
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