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<blockquote data-quote="jak112460" data-source="post: 248621" data-attributes="member: 7463"><p>You never have to add water to the after cooler system. I have one on my ZO6. It has its own water pump that cirulates the water and it's a sealed system. Just like your radiator in your car. The water to air aftercooler is very cool. It gives you a nice dense intake charge. Plus in most cases you have way less hosing from blower to intake so you have a much more efficiant system. I'm curious as to why anyone would think you would have to add more water? Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jak112460, post: 248621, member: 7463"] You never have to add water to the after cooler system. I have one on my ZO6. It has its own water pump that cirulates the water and it's a sealed system. Just like your radiator in your car. The water to air aftercooler is very cool. It gives you a nice dense intake charge. Plus in most cases you have way less hosing from blower to intake so you have a much more efficiant system. I'm curious as to why anyone would think you would have to add more water? Thanks [/QUOTE]
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