Anyone doing?
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O sorry I forgot the useful information
make your engine bay as shinny and reflective as you can so it all soaks into the engine but you'll stay nice and cool inside...
if you do anything just do over the Y. I'd take a bit of heat soak into the dash to avoid baking my engine any more then necessary
O sorry I forgot the useful information
make your engine bay as shinny and reflective as you can so it all soaks into the engine but you'll stay nice and cool inside...
if you do anything just do over the Y. I'd take a bit of heat soak into the dash to avoid baking my engine any more then necessary
Well I was thinking of doing a little on the firewall. Maybe the A/C box too. But where the K/N CAI intake/filter is needs to be insulated too. Also reflecting from the header collector a little, maybe just a small piece to push it forward. There is a lot of space around the front of the engine. And I've been thinking of incorperating the A/C condenser into the intake system?
Well I was thinking of doing a little on the firewall. Maybe the A/C box too. But where the K/N CAI intake/filter is needs to be insulated too. Also reflecting from the header collector a little, maybe just a small piece to push it forward. There is a lot of space around the front of the engine. And I've been thinking of incorperating the A/C condenser into the intake system?
-Dustin-
Yes, well you know when you run the A/C the condenser line is cool. So I think all you have to do is run a line in-between the "high" and "low" pressure valves and the line will get cold. Then run it in-between the coolent passages on bottom of the TB?
Last edited by 1 CraZ28; Jan 2, 2010 at 08:38 PM.
What? Seems everyone is doing the TB bypass (except me) than you might as well run CO2 or refrigerant through it
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And then it would probably cool the whole intake manifold, but not too much or things might split/crack?
!And then it would probably cool the whole intake manifold, but not too much or things might split/crack?




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