QuickClipse2
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"when using co2 you must isolate the air intake or else the air will be contaminated with co2"? What happens here? Does this pose a serious problem?
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Originally posted by leet
You don't want CO2 getting into your intake. It will smother the engine.
Is this for an intercooler sprayer?

Originally posted by leet
You don't want CO2 getting into your intake. It will smother the engine.
Is this for an intercooler sprayer?