While I'm on the topic of interesting things I've seen, I recently saw a product called CRY-O2. It uses cryogenic technology to lower the temperature of air coming into your intake. Supposindly it lowers air temperature by 30%. I don't know if it installs into the intake or what. Does anyone know anything about this? I figure if it disrupted airflow it would make up for it with the drop of temperature.

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do you have a link for it? i know that NX has a intercooler or something like an intercooler that uses nitrous or co2 to cool the intake charge.

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It's called Yahoo, buddy LOL...Just kidding, here's a link

http://www.designengineering.com/cryo2_cryogenic_air_intake.html

It does not use cryogenic technology to lower the temp it simply uses compressed CO2. it is the exact same idea as using nitrous (only co2 is not as cold) however they have developed a sysytem that can be placed in the intake itself to lower temps along with an IC sprayer and fuel rail chiller. Nice idea but not worth it. Cryogenic treating somethig is totaly diffrent from this.

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