Intercooler spray bar, boost pressure
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Intercooler spray bar, boost pressure
Has anyone ever tried to use boost pressure to fill the water container for the spray bar. I assume this would save weight and you could store the extra pressure in the water container untill you engage the spray bar switch.
anyone see any problems with this?
I was also told to add salt to the ice water to make 0 degrees. I also assume if the FMIC is grounded no corrosion?
anyone see any problems with this?
I was also told to add salt to the ice water to make 0 degrees. I also assume if the FMIC is grounded no corrosion?
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I was also told to add salt to the ice water to make 0 degrees. I also assume if the FMIC is grounded no corrosion?
Salt will corrode the intercooler but I doubt that would ever be an issue. More of an issue would be the salt clogging your nozzles. Grounding has nothing to do with it.
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