I guess I'm forgeting that you can't seperate the two elements. You would need soemthing special built for that to work.

Why not just use a relay with a thermostatic switch so when it gets too cold it turns completely off until it reaches a higher temperature. I dunno? I'm just throwing things out there.

Frosty beer would be nice.
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nah, it wouldnt be too power full to just simply cool the water. its hellpowerfull to cool the air though. like i said, the colder the intake temp, the lower the voltage. the hotter the intake temp, the more the voltage. its not that hard at all. really, its like 5 or 6 components. but it would have to be able to handle a crapload of watts. hm... i would have to hask some nerd over at virtual-hiedout to rig me some schematic in order for this to work. or i could have a time delay, where its on for 5 minutes, and off for 5 minutes. or depending on the throtle voltage, it will go up in voltage. like on the afc. like if its on 100% throtle, its working 100% and so on. ill think of something. dont worry.