Does this work

I found this on photobucket



http://photobucket.com/mediadetail/....jpg&searchTerm=2002 impreza wrx&pageOffset=8

 

Only if you're not moving and it's sealed well. Once moving the fans are just getting the way.

 

if they were on the back side (bottom) it would be more efficient i would think, by pulling the air thru.

 

lmao...are those cooling fans for a computer

 

You would probably be better off with some sort of an intercooler sprayer.

 

^^ agreed

I want one of those CO2 IC sprayers like they put on the 350Z on the show "fined tuned".

 

That's a good example of drunken engineering.

 

agree :rofl:

 

I was planning on getting one of those so I did some research on it. However, my findings were not conclusive and I wasn't willing to buy the kit and test it out myself. Two main matters of concern were:

1) On the road, say your IAT is at 95 degrees but the CO2 spray drops the temp down to say 50 degrees. Would you run into a dangerously lean condition? Maybe not since the actual mass of air hasn't changed but with our ECUs, I can't be too sure about anything.
2) I read someones thread where he actually lost power on the dyno when he sprayed CO2. That was probably because the car wasn't actually moving, so some of the CO2 probably found its way into the intake.

Anyways, I'd like to see one of these kits working in person.

 

What happens when u get those fans wet too?

 

I don't surf there much.

 

with as many fans as I have replaed on computers...I doubt it...

and like Milo said...IC spray....STi

 

Thanks to you all I didn't think it would work ... is there any other way to fight heat soak , I sit in Atlanta traffic all day for work and can see the heat comming out of my hoodscoop , and I know it's killing my turbo and engine not to mention lack of power. TRAFFIC SUCKS........

 

Put a bag of ice on the IC before you leave haha :keke: