Intercooler sprayer?

[zoom-zoomhatch]

Is it possible or even worth while to modify the windsheild sprayers to use as intercooler sprays like on say a subie? There's alot of electronics that I wouln't want to mess up by getting them to wet but just a thought.

[voiceKoil]

Is it possible or even worth while to modify the windsheild sprayers to use as intercooler sprays like on say a subie? There's alot of electronics that I wouln't want to mess up by getting them to wet but just a thought.

They do that??? Hmmmmm interesting, I dont know if I Personally would recommend it. Get a NOS sprayer, youll be much happier :)

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[zoom-zoomhatch]

I'm sure I would be. I was just thinking of a free mod that had good results on other cars and thought it might work for us.

[nocoastgangster]

Here is a guy who did it on his MSP. http://www.msprotege.com/forum/showthread.php?t=70502&highlight=homemade

[borderline]

Maybe usefull with a frount mount intercooler but with a top mount....not sure it's a good idea like you said, with all the electronics near... ;)

[nocoastgangster]

Maybe usefull with a frount mount intercooler but with a top mount....not sure it's a good idea like you said, with all the electronics near... ;)

With a TMIC I could see fitment issues first for your hoses and associated piping. Second like your saying the electronics would probably get wet.

[dcomiskey]

I think you'd be better off going with either a NO2 or CO2 tank and halo and leave the windshield washer alone. Much more effective anyway.

[Vermilion]

CO2 would definitely be the best way to go. Looks cool as shit too when you are stopped at a redlight and spray it and all the vapors roll out of the hood and down the side of the car :D

NO2 I always worried too much would get in the intake and would cause problems.. plus CO2 is so cheap compared to NO2 and MUCH MORE easily found than NO2.