I was wondering if one of them cryo2 injection systems would be illegal to use on the roads of pennsylvania? I hear they give you the same affect of a supercharger when used, so I'd be interested as long as they are street legal in PA.
- 2003 CHEVY CAVALIER LS SPORT ECOTEC -
- Current Mods -
-- Vibrant Exhaust & DC Sport Header --
-- Lower Motor Mount & TTR Upper Motor Mount --
-- B&M ShiftPlus & Vibrant Front STB --
-- K&N Typhoon Short Ram Intake --
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don't waste your time.... and whoever told you it is comparable to a supercharger should be blind folded and shot.
Its is nothing like a supercharger. CRY02 is not sprayed into your engine. NO boost is given. So no HP from it that way.
BUT it does give HP, cry02 is used to lower intake temps, thus making power. CRY02 is sprayed on intercoolers, or has an intake hook up. The intake hook up is just a tub inwhich the cry02 goes through. The tube is in your intake, so it cools the air going into the engine.
Cry02 is good for boosted apps. not for NA cars.
Also they have it for your intercooler, and fuel rail attatchments. From what ive heard people with turbo applications that spray it through their intercooler have seen a decent amount of hp changes.
same effect as a supercharger
that guy doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground. geez
yeah i wasnt sure i figured there would be more oxygen but doubted that colder temps would cause that much of a difference either.
thanks for the replies & blwn L61(alias1429) i've always loved the car great work on that!
- 2003 CHEVY CAVALIER LS SPORT ECOTEC -
- Current Mods -
-- Vibrant Exhaust & DC Sport Header --
-- Lower Motor Mount & TTR Upper Motor Mount --
-- B&M ShiftPlus & Vibrant Front STB --
-- K&N Typhoon Short Ram Intake --
RIP DAD<3 We love & miss you so much!
nasty04cav wrote:
Cry02 is good for boosted apps. not for NA cars.
works great on n/a cars, especially in the summer time when track temps on the blacktop reach 140+ the hot air radiating upwards is cooled down significantly inside the intake.....
winter time, like now....not really a need.
