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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Feb 16, '05 From Brantford, Ontario, Canada Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
I was looking at the cryogenic intake systems and I was just looking to make my own system. After looking around and thinking for a while I came up with the idea.
I bought a small 70cubic inch carbon fiber compressed air tanks that was converted to hold CO2 from a paintball shop. I am going to mount it somewhere and run lines to either a regulator or a solenoid and then spray at motor. I was thinking initially about spraying it in the intake but after some thought I new it would just choke the motor. So I am going to spray some at the fuel rail and then some at the top 3 inches of the intake tube on my Injen intake. I am just posting to give the rest of you some ideas and ill keep you posted on how well it goes. Even if it is not huge it will still keep the intake cold at the track ![]() |
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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Mar 9, '05 From Charlotte Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
I've heard of intercooler, intake, and fuel bar CO2 systems, but who would directly spray CO2 into the intake track, if you've ever seen how quick that stuff dissipates by the time it actually got to the combustion chamber it would be warm and expanded forcing all of the oxygen out. If you want somethink safe to spray into the chamber use a water injection system, it stays cool longer, and as long as it is a small (1-2cc) amount it won't cause bog. The amount you use is based on the size of the combustion chamber though.
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