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Look and Tell
If anybody knows what these things are then could you tell me what they are and what is the point of them.
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It looks like it's injecting something into the engine. If I had to guess, I'd go with Nitrous.
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![]() From this picture it is pretty hard to see. I can't give you an answer that i'm absolutely sure of. I'd have to look under the bonnet for that I guess, as every engine is different. Do you have more pictures or something perhaps, so we can get a bit of a better look ? |
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Fuel lines that size are only used on ocean steamers. The pieces they feed into seem to be part of a forced induction system, so it might be some additional cooling.
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I wouldn't say they are fuel lines, the yellow chambers surrounded by red circles are between the turbos and the engine, which is more forward. Also I wouldn't say they are air-air intercoolers, because the pipes are too small. So they could be some kind of water/air intercoolers or, most probably, water, alcohol or Nitrous oxide injectors, because the kind of shielded lines. of course, in my opinion, i'm not sure
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Thanks guys because I believe its a water to air intercooler.
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yeah, with their being situated between the turbo and the intake, and with a slightly larger diameter than the intake pipe, they seem to be coolant fittings for a liquid intercooler setup...one for each bank.
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