DIY cold air intake ICEBOX
tell me what you guys think about this:
http://www.pbase.com/dfrost213/image/33612937
tell me what you guys think about this:
http://www.pbase.com/dfrost213/image/33612937
DIY cold air intake
- Thread starter dfrost
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It makes you log in bro.....i dont have an ID or want one.dfrost said:
But a DIY pipe? Come on, spend the $40 and buy a cheapo off Ebay.....Its already completed for you, with proper angles, pipe diameter etc...
If you have XP its cake. Save the pic (Rt click, Save As) Open the pic, resize it with the program that opens it. SAve it. Come to this site and attach it like you would any file. Thats the easiest way I know how to do it.dfrost said:
an intake either short ram or cold air, should always be bout... better air flow tih aftermarket products, engeneered to increase the flow and so on my curves and so forth. plus their so dirt cheap... real cheap, especialy for you americans on e-bay...
Dry ice sounds like a great idea to me.... Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide, and goes through sublimation (from solid straight to gas), skipping the liquid phase altogether. Hydrolock wouldn't be a problem.... the temperature of it is somewhere around -110 F which would cool the air coming through the pipe quite a bit. Replacing the ice would be a pain the ass.
yeah, but no need to worry abot no water, and during sublimation carbon dioxide wont go into your manifold.
but would sublimation be affected by the heat of the engine bay? would heat increase its sublimation process ?
if the ice box would be enclosed, would it have enough air to undergo sublimation?
thanks for replyin
but would sublimation be affected by the heat of the engine bay? would heat increase its sublimation process ?
if the ice box would be enclosed, would it have enough air to undergo sublimation?
thanks for replyin