Anyone on the forum doing this? I live in Phoenix -- humidity typically less than 10%. Just looking for a simple way to control air density w/o using N2O. Boost Cooler claims 10 to 15 HP on a N/A motor, which wouldn't be too bad of an investment for $299 if it's true.
I use the snow performance kit on my car. Its great and the kit is nice, but to see the full gains you need to have the car tuned to take advantage of the ability to add GOBBS of timing.