humm...i was wundring since dry ice is really really cold gas and has nowhere else to go from the intake box but into the intake...how much of a difference would u notice if there is one at all...im sure its not gunna be like whoa holy crap..dry ice man!!! but i think itll set the whole philosophy behind the COLD AIR INTAKE theory...whats yalls opinion on this idea???

Dry Ice is nothing more than compressed Carbon Dioxide. Putting that into your intake will remove all of the oxygen you are trying to put into the engine. Putting it around the intake would help a little, but ultimately hurt you unless your fuel curve is set for such a low air temperature. Some racers put it around the fuel lines to help keep the chamber temp down a little.

Matt