Subject	Your inlet air would need to be pretty freakin humid
Posted by	black300zx on March 26, 2013 at 9:16 PM
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In Reply To	If you were to drive a TT in the snow would the posted by z32z on March 26, 2013 at 08:55 PM
Message	and the ambient temps would need to be very low to do anything. That being said, if the ambient air was cold enough to produce <32F inlet air temps, the moisture content would be next to zero. My gut says it's not gonna happen.
Follow Ups	If you were to drive a TT in the snow would the - z32z 20:55:39 03/26/13 Your inlet air would need to be pretty freakin humid - black300zx 21:16:18 03/26/13 from firsthand experience... no. (n/m) - vorpalZ 21:18:43 03/26/13 No... - ConVerTT 21:27:57 03/26/13 Haha, it's fun to see the synapses missing completely. (n/m) - TriniTT 21:32:09 03/26/13 wow (n/m) - aliaZ 22:12:02 03/26/13 No (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 22:34:11 03/26/13 on the planet hoth, yes (n/m) - moxie (SF) 02:59:51 03/27/13 The intercooler is a sealed unit in regards to the air going - RICH1 07:09:23 03/27/13 I thought he was asking about the IATs being chilled below - black300zx 11:03:30 03/27/13 Hey, maybe they should ice the IC's prior to drag racing.... - ConVerTT 11:05:50 03/27/13 Errrr....No - Zorpman 11:03:27 03/27/13 who cares? It just became more efficient than an - LJZTT 12:49:52 03/27/13
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