Re: Ice Intercooler

[Glenn Ridlen <gridlen@yahoo.com>]

Freon is a brand name but it is commonly used to refer to any of many different 
compounds that are used as refrigerents. The one you washed parts with was 
probably R11 which is a liquid at atmospheric pressure and anything under about 
75 degrees F. It is a great solvent but it is no longer legal to release any of 
them into the atmosphere.
                                                                                
             Glenn
 DrMayf <drmayf@teknett.com> wrote:Freon, the brand destroys ozone. Plus you 
might have to pressurize it, then
blow it through a nozzle to reduce the temp. I used to buy fen by the 20
gallon container to clean parts. No not race car parts other secret parts.
Not cold in its natural state..

mayf



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