Water Injection and Prodrive ECU
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If a WI is added to a car with Prodrive ECU, what sort of power gains will be achieved?
Will the ECU sort the ignition, etc?
Current mods:
De-cat exhaust (HKS Hyper)
K&N Induction Kit
D/V
Prodrive ECU
Will the ECU sort the ignition, etc?
Current mods:
De-cat exhaust (HKS Hyper)
K&N Induction Kit
D/V
Prodrive ECU
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Why do you want WI? What boost are you runng?
IMO, a waste of time unless you can remap the ecu to suit or are completely insane like Andy.F
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IMO, a waste of time unless you can remap the ecu to suit or are completely insane like Andy.F
Richard
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My understanding is that when you add water injection you are more than likely to reduce bhp unless you can remap the ecu.
The WI provides a better safety margin in theory by helping to cool the charge.
The WI provides a better safety margin in theory by helping to cool the charge.
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Previous mails spot on........
I run a dual pump WI system as an extra level of support rather than a performance tuning mod.
It will rob you of power if you dont have it specifically mapped to the car,as you will be replacing fuel with water
You can get extra performance from using it as you can run more boost and advance whilst keeping the intake cooler
I run a dual pump WI system as an extra level of support rather than a performance tuning mod.
It will rob you of power if you dont have it specifically mapped to the car,as you will be replacing fuel with water
You can get extra performance from using it as you can run more boost and advance whilst keeping the intake cooler
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