extra cooling to an intercooler
Ok, you can buy water spays (or you already have them fitted ;)). I've seen nitrous sprays to cool the intercooler aswell. What about using C02 canisters rigged up to jets?? Shall i get my coat, or is this a viable idea??
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Sounds a bit dangerous! NOS do a kit called ntercooler I think. It sprays CO2 or NO2 across the face of the intercooler. I guess if you do a DIY job you need to be carefull not to go too cold as this could have the reverse effect! - Tis why cars in very very cold conditions run like shiv!!! A kit from NOS would be a good excuse to have a dirty great purge kit if thats your bag! (depends how much of a tart you are! :D) |
Austen get yer coat mate or even better go frount mount.
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the intercooler spray is standard on my 99 ra and works great.
If you have got a uk car then you can redirect your headlight washer piping and fit a wide spray nozzle ;) If you want real good results try the aquamist , will cost £500 + fitted i think but it depends if your running high boost etc as to what fix you require Andy :thumb: |
Was thinking this the otherday about using NOS on the Intercooler after we threw a load of Icecubes on my mates intercooler when the weather was really hot and the car performed like it does on a cold early mornings. Was trying to think of anthing colder that could be sprayed on there and the only think I could think off was NOS. Had some other ideas but dont really want to be laughed at so Ill leave it there.
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Also thought about getting the STi waterspray from ScoobyMania for £195, might be worth thinking about as my scooby seems really slow when its hot, I think it would struggle against a Impreza sport. :cuckoo:
http://www.scoobymania.co.uk/performance_info.asp?c=3 |
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