Has anyone tried a fuel cooler or the fuel cooler can and do you think it made a difference?
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10-15-2010
Has anyone tried a fuel cooler or the fuel cooler can and do you think it made a difference?
10-15-2010
what is a fuel cooler and why would you want one?
10-15-2010
Do you mean a oil cooler? I hope so.
10-15-2010
i believe he's referring to something known as a "cool can." By cooling off the fuel, you can help decrease your intake charge temps.
10-15-2010
LOL wut.
O_o Something to decrease intake temps...=...INTERCOOLER, Methanol Injection, or filter placed far away from the engine...fuel does not come to mind there.
10-15-2010
i drive a GTPPPPPP BOIIIIII my gas is already cooler than a polar bears toenails.
Originally Posted by SuperSport
10-15-2010
riiight...
fuel is about as cold as its gonna get already...
10-15-2010
A fuel line runs through the can and you fill the can with ice its supposed to = better fuel density.
10-15-2010
If you make the fuel temperature below freezing you'll have a hard time getting the fuel to atomize which will rob power.
10-15-2010
And cause other issues like hard starting, frozen lines, etc. Who wants icey gas?
10-15-2010
You guys have never herd of keeping your fuel cool? Its not really a problem on fuel injected vehicles, but on carbed vehicles you want to keep the fuel as cool as you can or else it will start to vaporize too soon and it will run like ****. Also 4 stroke motocross bikes have a huge problem with it.
10-15-2010
Fuel logs help keep the fuel cooler.
http://www.streetfire.net/video/2001...ynp_208097.htm
10-16-2010
Don't know about gtp but I have one on my 88 Monte Carlo ss and it's great you can't notice the difference
10-16-2010
Think about that to yourself.
10-16-2010
I can't believe most of you haven't heard of a cool can for your fuel line. It is awesome on an engine with a carburetor. It's an old drag strip/ sat night @ the 4 lanes trick. We use to put ice cubes on the intake a few mins before the race. The car would run great. Huge, noticeable difference. Then someone came up with the idea of running the fuel lines through an aluminum can you can fill with ice... before a race. It cools/ condenses the atoms. More fuel more power. However I have never tried it on a fuel injected engine. But, perhaps I will try it on one of the projects.
10-16-2010
Ya it's one of those things, that knocks like a couple tenths of your 1/4 times
you don't really notice it but everything helps
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