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The bottom line is partial pressure of oxygen. Though cooling the air will increase it, evaporative cooling increases humidity, and the two tend to offset each other.
I don't think evaporative cooling of inlet air would be very effective even if you could come up with a system that worked well. It would be bulky and require constant water addition.
The biggest problem with the 400E is the very tall final drive ratio - 2.29 or thereabouts. Even though it's a fairly large V-8 the tall final drive really saps the performance potential.
Duke
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