Cryogenic Intake Technology
04-03-2003, 10:44 AM
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Cryogenic Intake Technology
Check this link out: http://www.stylinconcepts.com/parts....CategoryID/212.Is this any good? Is CO2 safe? Any disadvantages? It doesn't seem that expensive? Is this an alternative to Nitrous Oxide?
04-03-2003, 12:43 PM
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not a alternative...but it can be used if it works to cool the air charge down on a turbo/Sc motor ....i`ll have to l;ook into this...looks not too bad ..needs research.HECTOR..to the Batcave JR. we need to look at the Bat-computer 
04-03-2003, 02:14 PM
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not a alternative...but it can be used if it works to cool the air charge down on a turbo/Sc motor ....i`ll have to l;ook into this...looks not too bad ..needs research.HECTOR..to the Batcave JR. we need to look at the Bat-computer
Let'* just have you car run on alcohol, that would lower the intake charge and you can run 14:1 compression.
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Yes been around for a while but really best for racing. There are NX systems around as well but a little more expensive. Either way you go it is not a solution for continuous running/day to day use. It is safer than NOS and cheaper.
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Originally Posted by 99BonnevilleSE
Originally Posted by turtle_sse
not a alternative...but it can be used if it works to cool the air charge down on a turbo/Sc motor ....i`ll have to l;ook into this...looks not too bad ..needs research.HECTOR..to the Batcave JR. we need to look at the Bat-computer
Let'* just have you car run on alcohol, that would lower the intake charge and you can run 14:1 compression.
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