Subject	Errrr....No
Posted by	Zorpman on March 27, 2013 at 11:03 AM
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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	How would ice on the outside of the IC block airflow on the inside of the IC? Further, you are circulating warm/hot air through the IC and it is shedding heat....that's its job. How would ice form? ICs are not defrosted on airplanes whereas carburetors or FI intake pipes are as they are low pressure areas subject to ice formation.
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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