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holy crap guys....check this out. this would be so freegin' bad ace to have this. if only there was a way to keep the dry ice last longer. I WANT ONE!!!!
http://www.01designsystem.com/diis_specs02.html

 
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I dunno.. I bet it would cost a load and give the same gains as a standard CAI on our car..

 
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yeah...thats the only downside. its mostly used for race conditions only.

 
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Just stick dryer hose from an AC vent into the throttle body...im surprised nobody thought of this yet.

 
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wow ...your just posting up all this old stuff huh? hahaha

 
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i'd just go with a CAI, filling it up with gas is already costing me $$$, now i gotta fill it up with "dry ice?" oh come on now... lolz...

 
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It gets complex, don't you loose HP when the AC is on? So are you winning by doing this or loosing HP? What would happen if we used helium. I know it makes people talk funny but what about our car?

 
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yeh bold ons dont do much for our cars

 
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I head sentra ser specV's respond very well.

 
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It would make the front end of the car & the muffler lighter.

Weight reduction

 
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That's a bad idea. The dry ice will cause condensation to form on the inside of the pipe, which will then be sucked into the engine. Maybe in dry climates it won't mess up. And besides, how is cooling that small portion of pipe gonna help anything? The air will just heat up again afterward.

 
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i searched for it on here....i didnt see any post...but i also go kinda lazy and didnt look too hard. haha. my bad mr. modify...my bad.

 
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Actually, dry ice is SO cold (-103F) condensation won't form on the inside of the pipe, just the outside since the frigid air is on the inside of the pipe. I would be vary weary of using this though, as dry ice releases carbon dioxide gas as it sublimates, and all of that will be sucked into the engine.

Since it is so cold, the air WILL stay cold as it gets sucked into the engine, but it's really not worth the 11 HP for daily driving since dry ice can get expensive.

 
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they have a cryogenic frozen intake or something like that. you actually see ice crystals on the intake. i forgot what website i saw it on...but you can buy it and make you own custom "cold" air intake.

 
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It doesn't actually suck the dry ice into the intake, its a box around a tube. Waste of money IMO.

 
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What would happen if we used helium. I know it makes people talk funny but what about our car?



Forget dry ice its all about helium!!!

 
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reeeeeeeeeeeeepost

 
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Why dont you go buy a nitrous kit, and put a helium tank on the end of it?? Go tell us.

 
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^the exhaust would be high piched too...

 
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go tell that to some ricer kid...i bet he'll go do it. haha.

 
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Dunno what u mean by heluim but if you talking about using liquid heluim to cool down the air, its pretty much way to expensive. Liquid heluim is around 4 degrees kelvin which would cause worse problems like brittle intake tubing shattering and maybe cooling the air enough to where combustion is impossible.

 
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inexpensive my ***

for a couple blocks of dry ice your gonna end up spending like 20-30 bucks

 
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just get a nitrous kit that will make things cold and give you a good amount of HP. for only about $300-400 more then that intake.