okay, who the hell wants to stop and change out the water in the I/C every other light? most racers change the fuild after every run AFAIK. second, does'nt ford use the engine coolant in their "intercooler"? how is 180+ deg water going to cool air? it cant cool it below 180deg can it?
on a side note, i talked to a guy at the track about his monster ass air/water i/c. it was on a C5 vette and at 15psi (i think) his inlet temps were below 50 degrees but that was with ice and water in there and he changed it every run.