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Old 01-17-2006, 07:42 AM   #1
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Default Replacing water spray with NX N-tercooler Kit

Does anyone know where the intercooler spray hose is routed from the rear to the front? I am looking at replacing my whole spray system with a super cooling fogger system, and I was going to keep the bottle in the trunk.

I want to run the hose along the same path as the water spray hose.


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Old 01-17-2006, 08:52 AM   #2
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Did you ever think of going with the a water/meth kit instead of the intercooler spray.
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Old 01-17-2006, 01:24 PM   #3
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Yeah both are really good mods question is what r u looking for and what is your price range?
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I would personally take into careful consideration the consequences of spraying liquid n2o (boiling point -88.5 degrees C) onto a hot metal intercooler (thermal fatigue.)
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There are also CO2 sprayers however I don't know what the downsides are. I know that it is safer than NOS for spraying the intercooler.

I am running water injection so I know more about that.
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when you get it installed, post pics.....
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I would personally take into careful consideration the consequences of spraying liquid n2o (boiling point -88.5 degrees C) onto a hot metal intercooler (thermal fatigue.)
I will do the CO2. Not too keen on pumping nitrous anywhere in an engine bay other than into the engine.

Also, I wonder if fogging co2 will get any of it into the intake? Staying topmount.
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I will do the CO2. Not too keen on pumping nitrous anywhere in an engine bay other than into the engine.

Also, I wonder if fogging co2 will get any of it into the intake? Staying topmount.
well since the tmic is pretty close to the intake i would think that there would be a pretty good chance of ingesting some into the intake. i remember someone on nasioc having there car dyno'd with a C02 sprayer and didn't see any results, i really don't think it would be worth the money imo


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