Flowducers....co2

[theone]

just wanted to share this info, theres new performance mods coing up. check out

www.cryofuzion.com

just wanted to share the knowledge for those who havent seen it

[h22sparkle]

Weird contration I wanna see that on a dyno and plus i can see myself gettin taken to jail for that. yup theyll probably say i was runnin naws in the back

[h22sparkle]

kinda reminds me of the zex kit i had .

[MRX]

only prob is that if u don't have supporting mods like fuel and engine management upgrades that thing could be really deadly to an engine. There are similiar kits out that use c02 on the market with the same concepts. And if i'm not mistaken after ambient air tempterature there aren't extreme benefits to more horsepower??? like the density of air becomes more exponential at below 0 degrees and from 0 degrees up to about 70 degrees is not so much of a dramatic density change that it would matter for an engine. Its like if u extened a cold air intake to stick out where the passenger side headlight is and drove around in -30 degree weather it would gain some hp but not so much that it'd be ground shaking and asphalt ripping...i think i'm going to confuse alot of ppl on this post lol. I do like the scavenger idea for the exhaust tho. Thats all simple thermal dynamics.

[Kabuki]

I was thinking of doing something similar, but using R134a... Basicaly just building a valved unit that would just be a second A/C evaporator unit in an air box. With the addition of a smalll storage tank, you could charge up the tank, switch off the A/C, and run without the A/C on, but have a reusable system that works with an existing part of the car. It would most likely require custom hoses, fitting, and pipes, but wouldn't be that difficult to build...