Heard good stuff about it, safer, easier install, 25-35 hp. anyone have this or know anything about it?

http://www.designengineering.com/products.asp?m=sp&pid=72

This is a cooling mod though, and a stockish 2.2 doesn't need that like an ss/sc does.

I'm not convinced that the cooling will negate the bad effects of having something blocking part of the intake system.

The cry02 intercooler spray bar is a good idea for f/i applications though.

I'm planning on getting a bottle of this soon. Basically it just cools your intake/intercooler to the extreme.

On the tests I've seen done, on a ~300hp srt4 it made 15hp. Not bad if you're making that kind of power.

Does this install on a 2.2 non turbo

Does this install on a 2.2 non turbo

um

yes

doh


and you won't see 25hp

maybe 1

or 2

Cryo is really just intended as an Intercooler sprayer. Unlike Nitrous, CO2 doesn't contain combustible oxygen so it won't add the same power even if it is cold.

From what I understand about these systems is that they are pretty modular. They say that the normal set up would be for the C)2 to go to the intake cooler, then to the fuel line cooler, and then to use an intercooler sprayer as the vent. You don't need to use the sprayer you can just vebt it after the fuel line or intake cooler or use a purge system as the vent. C02 is not injected into the intake or any part of the engine but rather a heat sink sort of block that freezes and extracts heat. In my opinion a cooler intake charge as well as cooler fuel could help, but I'm still not sure if it would be worth the money on a N/A setup such as mine. It is cheaper an way safer than nitrous injection but probably no where near as effective.