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Old 09-07-2003, 10:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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hmmm...me thinking

couldnt i buy dryice and cut it the same size as the stock filter and drill holes in it so air acn pass through....really really cold air......this is me think b4 sleep
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haha, oh the restiction that would cause, try it and find out! sounds logical enough, just trying to increase the density of the air i guess.
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you will have cold air, yes... but the CO2 wouldn't really help the oxygen situation inside the engine
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try it!

the idea is right, but the CO2 would cause some mess - what would the O2 sensors do?
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yeah... Dry Ice is just frozen CO2... It will make the air colder, but it will also give you a healthy dose of CO2, which won't combust.

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try fabricating something around the intake that you can put dry ice in... right in front of the TB... it would look ghetto, but it would probably work...
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