Dry ice/ice box interest?
 

i have a friend making a dry ice box for me and he is making 3-4 of them for testing. is anyone interested in buying one at a discounted price? what it does is hold about 1 quart more coolant in the s/c cooling system and has a tube in the center of the tank that u drop dry ice in. dry ice is about -109F degrees= colder s/c coolant=colder ait. if you use dry ice the s/c coolant pump must stay on or the coolant will freeze! or you can use regular ice. *info removed*

interesting idea if only i had a s/c

any pictures? where will this mount?

no pics yet, will take them when mine is done and then during the otheres, it mounts on the right shocktower.

Isn't that where the engine coolant is?

no, the coolant is on the left. the right side is empty, and that's where the option b tank is.

this wll replace the opt b tank if you have one. if you run a smaller pulley for more boost at the track this will allow u to do so while keeping your temps lower.

http://www.otwwelding.com/

I am interested show us some pics of the final product...:twothumbs

i just talked to him and we will get pictures and a prices soon

Use the Bwoody Dry ice super cooler......

Not a vendor.

id like to see product please, i used a system like this in my demo derby cars.

Interested

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