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Old 08-16-2007, 11:06 PM   #1
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CryO2 products

anyone tried any of these products on your porsche? i was thinking of getting the intercooler sprayer and the CryO2 fuel bar. check it out if you want the website is http://www.designengineering.com/products.asp?m=sc&cid=1

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Old 08-17-2007, 07:16 AM   #2
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If you look at the Boxster intake design it's already a 'cold air' system,bringing in air from the outside not from the engine compartment.

That kit is overkill.
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If you look at the Boxster intake design it's already a 'cold air' system,bringing in air from the outside not from the engine compartment.

That kit is overkill.
that and there's really not that much heat to get rid of in a normally aspirated car.

the process of pressurizing the manifold air via supercharger / turbocharger really heats up the air (pV = nRT). intercoolers help; the kits you're looking at are designed to increase the intercooler's ability to do its job. it would do almost nothing on NA cars.
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Old 08-17-2007, 10:21 AM   #4
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Unless you've turbocharged or supercharged your Boxster, you don't have an intercooler to spray...

Also, adding a CO2 cooler to your fuel line would be rather silly if that's all you were doing with CO2. If you've already got a nitrous system on your car, perhaps then you might consider something like that.
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Old 08-20-2007, 09:36 AM   #5
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How is the existing Boxster intake system "cold air" ? I thought the two vents on the Boxster suck air into the engine bay and push air out ? Isn't the air filter still pulling air from the engine bay ? If it's 100 degrees out, wouldn't the engine be sucking in warm air ?

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Old 08-20-2007, 11:17 AM   #6
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How is the existing Boxster intake system "cold air" ? I thought the two vents on the Boxster suck air into the engine bay and push air out ? Isn't the air filter still pulling air from the engine bay ? If it's 100 degrees out, wouldn't the engine be sucking in warm air?
the airbox draws air directly from the left vent. the right vent is heat exhaust.
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Blink,

How is the existing Boxster intake system "cold air" ? I thought the two vents on the Boxster suck air into the engine bay and push air out ? Isn't the air filter still pulling air from the engine bay ? If it's 100 degrees out, wouldn't the engine be sucking in warm air ?

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When you go home tonight look through the driver side intake vent. You should be able to see the air intake system,it's a square shaped box thing-a-bob that should have this tube leading from it(you won't have the tube if you've desnorkeled). Despite the system stills being in the engine compartment it's considered a 'cold air' design because it's a closed off from the engine heat all the way to the throttle body.
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Thanks, guys, I did not know the airbox pulled air directly from the left vent

So, if there was a way to cool the air coming in from the vent before it reaches the airbox would that be advantageous ?

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