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Originally Posted by Mike Carr
Maybe I missed it at the time of the ruling, in regards to prohibiting the computer keyboard spray, but was there a reason given for it being outlawed? I would think one would want to use it, if only for the fact that it could get stray water droplets/ice cubes out of hard to reach places, bolt holes, etc?
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Mikey, it has CFCs that are not too environmentally friendly.The stuff really cools things down and if you touch the manifold if someone got a little nuts(nah,drag racers wouldn't do something stupid like that)you would get the same result as touching dry ice.
Ed
Instead of removing the water it would probably freeze it.Going down the track it could return back to liquid and cause problems down track.I think NHRA is correct in their ruling to ban the spray and to also ban dry ice.I forgot the price but someone i know who used dry ice said the price was high and it's not available everywhere.