cool fuel
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cool fuel
I would like to know if there are any noticable power gains from using a cool can on a carbed mild street engine.
if so are there any limiting factors to whats "noticable gains" such as comp ratio, carb size, altitude, humidy?
if so are there any limiting factors to whats "noticable gains" such as comp ratio, carb size, altitude, humidy?
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I wouldn't get the cheap mr gasket one. it has no insulation. ice would melt fast in that one.
the moroso one looks nice. its insulated with threaded inlet/outlet ports. it uses a heat sink type resivoir instead of smooth coils.
the moroso one looks nice. its insulated with threaded inlet/outlet ports. it uses a heat sink type resivoir instead of smooth coils.
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From: shepherd
i wonder if you could get one with a drain valve to drain the old water out. i could easily modify one of those to keep the ice solid longer. if you put dry ice in there with water how much of a gain would be present, would it be enough to make the engine run smoother or make me feel a difference
