what are ways u cool down ur engine between drag runs???

what i did when i went.... brought a cooler full of ice bags and left it in my friends truck and when i pulled into the pits id put a bag of ice on the engine/supercharger for a while...

what are some others?

 

That's about it.. lol

 

really????? bad thread i guess lol

 

invest in switch for the cooling fans and the intercooler pump

 

have the intercooler pump set to run when the key is in the on position, make a switch for the fans, get a killer chiller when it comes out

 

what about tire warmers when waiting lol

 

just do a quick burn out before you stage to clean the tires off

 

i do im just playing....our track sucks tho...cant get traction till 3rd...so i run high 14's

track prep FTL

 

so does mine i feel the pain, run a drag radial thats your best bet

 

i gotta drive 2 hours to the nearest good track...but i never had time

 

just learn on the bad track

 

thats a oxymoron i think lol

 

the track here in shreveport suxs too almost no prep in test and tune

 

i pm'd u back

 

kyle...we need to go to Ennis, i'm curious what i would run now since i can actually drive my car this time, last time it was basically brand new.

 

same here dude lol

i practice a launch the other day...and i got no wheel spin or wheel hop and i put it to the floor in 1st at 4500RPM

 

stock tires? I hate mine...they still have some life left though

 

no thats just the thing tho....i have nitto neo gen's

but the tread is almost gone...so i was confused about that

 

dry ice? Liquid Nitrogen?

 

http://www.1tail.com/sa/p/CryO2_Inte..._5_Sprayer.htm

this says its for air to air but wouldnt it work with ours air to liquid?

 

hey hockey maybe when i get new tires we can go to the track...(Me, you and creepy) thatd be fun as hell

 

You could put a fan by your engine when your done. But I think ice is one of the better solutions.

 

what about purging some c02 or nitrious onto your engine?

 

what about purging some c02 or nitrious onto your engine?