pics from INDY... 2011... from sheehan

[Marine One]

Can be done much easier, cheaper, and smaller. Use a NOS size bottle full of liquid CO2 (liquid dry ice). Just make a heat exchanger type of manifold for the fuel to run through with the liquid CO2. You "ice down" the fuel in a matter of seconds in the staging lanes.

[Andrew Hill]

Originally Posted by b.d.d.

Can be done much easier, cheaper, and smaller. Use a NOS size bottle full of liquid CO2 (liquid dry ice). Just make a heat exchanger type of manifold for the fuel to run through with the liquid CO2. You "ice down" the fuel in a matter of seconds in the staging lanes.

It is impossible to get liquid CO2 (without a significant pressure change), it goes directly from solid to gas, and vice versa. Liquid nitrogen is a lot colder plus it can be stored at normal pressure. However, -200 C might be a little bit too cold lol

[Larry Hill]

Yes it comes in a dip tube bottle similar to an O2 bottle. Liquid nitogen is much colder.

[69Cobra]

Does anybody have problems starving the pump for water when they put the valve in the upper hose? I was told that it should be in the bottom but I've seen guys put them in the upper and was wondering if they've had problems?

[danny waters sr]

A giant cool can ,so to speak ...

[TOM KASCH]

anyone know this car ?

[Andrew Hill]

Originally Posted by TOM KASCH

anyone know this car ?

Anthony Bertozzi SS/AS

[Wade Mahaffey]

Originally Posted by TOM KASCH

anyone know this car ?

Anthony Bertozzi I believe

Wade Mahaffey

[Bryan Worner]

Originally Posted by b.d.d.

Can be done much easier, cheaper, and smaller. Use a NOS size bottle full of liquid CO2 (liquid dry ice). Just make a heat exchanger type of manifold for the fuel to run through with the liquid CO2. You "ice down" the fuel in a matter of seconds in the staging lanes.

If that's true, then why hasn't somebody else started making them and selling them? Sounds like a business opportunity to me!