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Re: Dry Ice in the air box? #1572920 05/18/06 12:49 AM
Joined: Jun 2000 Posts: 5,854 Staten Island NY USA T TGO Hard-core CEG'er
TGO Hard-core CEG'er T Joined: Jun 2000 Posts: 5,854 Staten Island NY USA	the bag will pop if it's completely sealed. 1999 Silver Frost SVT #609 of 2760 Quaife, lightened SVT Flywheel, SPEC stage II clutch, removed resonator, k&n drop in - various other goodies too.

Re: Dry Ice in the air box? #1572921 05/18/06 01:05 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,506 Portland OR 'burbs P PDXSVT Hard-core CEG\'er
PDXSVT Hard-core CEG\'er P Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,506 Portland OR 'burbs	OK, cool off the engine/airbox by pouring on liquid oxygen. It's better than CO2 because it is combustible. Then rinse off the excess with gasoline. Next, light a flare for light to check how many oxygen puddles you've not fully flushed off. MSDS, SHO-shop Y, custom 2.5" catback; xcal2; 63mm TB, K&N 3530; Koni struts, Aussie bar; THaines forks, Quaife, SpecII, UR fly; DMD; Nima UD pullies; Stazi brakes; f&r Pole120 mounts. Just a daily commuter car. Silver '98 SVT E0 #3159

Re: Dry Ice in the air box? #1572922 05/18/06 02:34 AM
Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 674 HUSKER NATION!!! D dpa43_dup1 Veteran CEG\'er
dpa43_dup1 Veteran CEG\'er D Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 674 HUSKER NATION!!!	Originally posted by TaurusKev: Then afterwords, cut a hole on the side of your car and use a leaf blower as a turbo! That actually works, hard to believe. Someone on here post a link to someone doing this to two different vehicles on a dyno and it showed a gain of 10 hp on the dyno. Originally posted by Davo: Good work, Dave. You're definitely the #1 interior guy around these parts; always innovating. Redline Goods ShifterBoots:5% Discount

Re: Dry Ice in the air box? #1572923 05/18/06 03:52 AM
Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 2,086 Ashland, Ohio M Mystique97 Hard-core CEG\'er
Mystique97 Hard-core CEG\'er M Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 2,086 Ashland, Ohio	This thread it funny. Yea I remember that leaf blower thread, that was cool. Makes you half tempted to just buy a cheap leaf blower and take the insides out and use it as a "turbo." It would work good when you take the intake resonator off of our intakes and strap it to the end somehow. Jason G. 1997 Mercury Mystique GS ZETEC ATX Born: 11/96

Re: Dry Ice in the air box? #1572924 05/18/06 01:01 PM
Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 1,593 Massachusetts E Ex-Mean'Tour Hard-core CEG\'er
Ex-Mean'Tour Hard-core CEG\'er E Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 1,593 Massachusetts	Originally posted by svtFarrrrrstv: Originally posted by xchang: I think kalecoauto.com has stuff about this... Might want to check it out. Pretty informative site. loved the tampon dispenser for cars with auto trans. im gonna send it to my friends who have auto SHOs. Oh my, I missed that one the other day. Let's get a group buy going for the Engine Oil Bypass Kit -- you know there are (a few too) many people on this forum that would have to think a bit about that... Engine Oil Bypass Kit MUST SELL - ECM computer new for a 98 V6 mtx + pats Now trolling in a Red Nissan 4 x 4

Re: Dry Ice in the air box? #1572925 05/18/06 01:31 PM
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OP CSVT.UA.SHO CEG\'er C Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 95 Knoxville, TN	Originally posted by pole120: Plumb your AC into the intake pipe Hopefully i won't get too much crap for posting again!...but the SVT program kinda already took that idea into consideration for the (was going to be) 06 SVT Lightning. It used the AC system to charge air that would be stored in a tank, saving it for a needed bump in performance! http://www.svt.ford.com/conceptLabLightning.asp 6th paragraph down 98 CSVT 278 of 6535 Born: April 17, 1997 Black w/ Midnight Blue int Alpine CDA-9855; Type-R 6x8" (rear) Rockford Fosgate 6 1/2" 2-way comp (front)

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