Water cooling AIR to AIR Intercooler!!!
#12
Re: Water cooling AIR to AIR Intercooler!!!
Are you guys talking about water injection? Where a mist is injected into the air charge to help cool and prevent detonation?
becuase I just meant misting water on the OUTSIDE of the intercooler if you read the post.
with the idea to have air and water cool the intercooler
becuase I just meant misting water on the OUTSIDE of the intercooler if you read the post.
with the idea to have air and water cool the intercooler
#13
Re: Water cooling AIR to AIR Intercooler!!!
we aint stupid kido... less work for you Mr. no brainer...
http://cgi.ebay.com/Intercooler-Wate...QQcmdZViewItem
save ur self the trouble of trying to "build" such a 1 of a kind project... man this idea is as old as it gets. there were even guys on this site that made one. welcome to the year 1990.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Intercooler-Wate...QQcmdZViewItem
save ur self the trouble of trying to "build" such a 1 of a kind project... man this idea is as old as it gets. there were even guys on this site that made one. welcome to the year 1990.
#14
Re: Water cooling AIR to AIR Intercooler!!!
they even have cooler ---- like this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SPRAY...spagenameZWD1V
shoots c02 at it, co2 is a colder substance n would drop temps more then jus shooting water at it. i mean how much would shooting water realy even help? like seriously...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SPRAY...spagenameZWD1V
shoots c02 at it, co2 is a colder substance n would drop temps more then jus shooting water at it. i mean how much would shooting water realy even help? like seriously...
#15
Re: Water cooling AIR to AIR Intercooler!!!
all i know is it was very easy and worked quite well in my other car to keep it from overheating. I just used the window wiper fuid tank and lines, ran one to a copper coil line, put holes in it where needed, and put water in the tank, and when the car started to overheat I would turn that on (window washer switch) and it helped a decent amount in keeping the car from overheating. now i understand that a radiator and intercooler may be affected differently by water coming on them to cool the inside (as air and oils have different heat properties)
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