What's better?
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: somewhere testing various tires, brakes, and suspensions.
Talking efficiency - air to water. Talking cost air to water is more expensive, requires more to work.
TurboTrix's drag car had that setup. I have never seen a street car with it. We have some very good FMIC options available to us.
TurboTrix's drag car had that setup. I have never seen a street car with it. We have some very good FMIC options available to us.
Stick with air to air. This question has been asked and argued numerous times on dsmtuners and the conclusions are the same;
Unless it's an all out race vehicle, air to water intercooling is not worth it.
Unless it's an all out race vehicle, air to water intercooling is not worth it.




