[bigrick]

this might be a dumb question but would it help or even make a difference to have some kinda rad sprayer?

 

[outofstep]

heh, i was fixing to make some C02 radiator sprayers. Screw aluminum radiators. A little spray and it's all good.

 

[Bishop92T]

Spraying water everywhere is a good way to get yourself kicked off a race track. Yes it would make a difference but it's a really ghetto way to not gain very much. If your car is overheating then you've got other issues which need to be resolved. If the car isn't overheating then you have nothing to worry about.

 

[outofstep]

C02 not H20

 

[ARTSUPRA]

That's why I keep a hose handy in the hatch :lol:

 

[drjonez]

i'm w/bish. yeah, it will cool things down, but any track (road race or drag) will kick you out for dripping stuff....not to mention the safety concerns for yourself and other racers....

 

[Bishop92T]

C02 not H20

Original poster did not specify.

 

[outofstep]

Ight. Wasn't sure if you were addressing me or him because he was kinda amby on it. No problems

 

[Bishop92T]

Koo. If I was going to spray anything though it would be the intercooler. It would effect performance and a little spray would get onto the radiator

 

[bigrick]

Sorry i was talking about co2, not water, i see what u are saying tho.

I meant having some type of split coming off the IC sprayer, assuming that u have an IC sprayer, that way alowing the stock rad to be more efficient on the track.

then again i don't know the rules as far as having c02 etc. for use on the track.

like i said might be a dumb question, but the dumbass questions are the ones not asked.

 

[drjonez]

as long as it doesn't drip, etc on the track, you can spray whatever you like....

 

[SupraGuy88T]

What about the sudden change in temperature cracking the radiator? If that happens then the track people are not going to be very happy either.

 

[bigrick]

What about the sudden change in temperature cracking the radiator? If that happens then the track people are not going to be very happy either.

good point