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Old 06-19-2001, 10:09 AM   #1
bark3rd
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So just plop a bag of ice on the intake? It seemed to me by reading other posts from others talking about "icing the intake" like it was some sort of mod or something. Don't some cars have a sort of ice container that wraps around the fuel supply lines to cool the fuel charge? I think they may even be using "dry" ice. I'm interested in this because it could be a cheap way to increase performance.

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