okay, this is probably gonna sound like a pretty naive question and I'm sure I'll catch some flack for it, but I'm gonna ask anyways. I'm not a wanna be, I'm just full of questions and ideas.
Here goes:
Everybody knows cold air is more dense than hot air and thats the whole reason we put intercoolers on our turboed cars. But I had an idea and was wondering if it made any sense or had any sort of practicality to it. Hypothetically speaking, couldn't you somehow hook your A/C refrigerant line into you intercooler thus cooling the air down even more before it enters the combustion chamber?
Thoughts/comments?..................
Here goes:
Everybody knows cold air is more dense than hot air and thats the whole reason we put intercoolers on our turboed cars. But I had an idea and was wondering if it made any sense or had any sort of practicality to it. Hypothetically speaking, couldn't you somehow hook your A/C refrigerant line into you intercooler thus cooling the air down even more before it enters the combustion chamber?
Thoughts/comments?..................