Originally posted by thermalfi'd16
You're not getting what I'm saying tho.
N2O is not CO2. The only characteristic that both have is the ability to cool. Both are low temperature. You shoot your intercooler with the same concept of a frozen element, it will definitely work. For this sake, you shoot freon on an intercooler, it will cool it down... same effect. I dont doubt that you gained HP by shooting your intercooler with nitrous. I would rather do that, since N2O is combustible and take the chances of having a combustible element to possibly get in my intake system. I'm sure that since you gained HP by spraying your intercooler with nitrous, a cryo2 system will do the same. Just hope that CO2 does not get sucked in to your intake system.....
My 2 cents. No need to elaborate.
well maybe on honda i would suck it up since the air filter is practiaclly bolted to the turbo... but on most turbo cars factory the intake is not very close to the ic....
even if i did suck in co2 theirs so much air distrubence in the enigne comparment it wouldnt matter man...
go learn some information on air distrubence of cars before u say it will suck it up in the intake...