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    If you want to cool the intercooler, but not increase the cylinder pressure substantially, then CO2 is a better option to spary onto the surface of your intercooler.
    If you want to make more power, and already have a pretty good safety margin, you are better off sprying the nitrous closer to teh intake manifld - after the intercooler.
    If you want to create a safety net, use a methanol systme like the AEM, Snow, etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by David88vert View Post
    If you want to cool the intercooler, but not increase the cylinder pressure substantially, then CO2 is a better option to spary onto the surface of your intercooler.
    If you want to make more power, and already have a pretty good safety margin, you are better off sprying the nitrous closer to teh intake manifld - after the intercooler.
    If you want to create a safety net, use a methanol systme like the AEM, Snow, etc.
    what he said

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