what aquamist system
21 January 2004, 05:58 AM
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what aquamist system should i use in conjunction with my link ecu and fmic, currently running 18lbs of boost, the 2c, 2d or 2s systems, is there any benifit in adding metholated spirits to assist heat reduction.... can i run more timing and boost safely .in aust temp can exceed 40degrees in summer and motor gets bloody hot... anyother comments most sought...
21 January 2004, 07:48 AM
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I've got the one which uses the IDC to operate the WI too (can't remember which model that is!) - the plan is to use my boost solenoid ECU map (not used - I run aftermarket boost control) to control the water though. Only caveat with this is the damned 2nd gear drive by noise reg's .7 bar boost limit the JECS suffers from....could get dodgy on track if I'm relying on it... 
Methanol works well when added direct to the tank, I see no reason for that to change when injected instead
But are you adding it for day-to-day safety, or to run more power in certain situations? Without a remap, injecting plain water will lose you power....unless you whack the boost up at the same time 
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Methanol works well when added direct to the tank, I see no reason for that to change when injected instead
But are you adding it for day-to-day safety, or to run more power in certain situations? Without a remap, injecting plain water will lose you power....unless you whack the boost up at the same time Richard
21 January 2004, 09:38 AM
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Richard - that'll be the 2d, then
I have read somewhere (but from a reliable source iirc) that a 50/50 water/meths mix will allow up to an additional 4 degrees of advance.
Which is nice
I have read somewhere (but from a reliable source iirc) that a 50/50 water/meths mix will allow up to an additional 4 degrees of advance.
Which is nice
22 January 2004, 07:08 AM
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Better shoot it then Are you in Geraldton? I spent a few weeks in Kalbarri many years ago - lovely! Not many tuning companies around I'd have thought though!
Richard
Are you in Geraldton? I spent a few weeks in Kalbarri many years ago - lovely! Not many tuning companies around I'd have thought though!Richard
22 January 2004, 08:13 PM
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Make sure you have a flow switch in the line though to retard the igniton or set a buzzer/warning light.
Those nozzles are small and easily clogged.
Methanol is a solvent and will dilute your oil in the bores (much like petrol ) Personally i don't use it, and only use water for safety when the car is getting a good hammering.
Rally teams don't use water to allow advance, rather control charge temps. I'd follow their lead personally.
Dave
Those nozzles are small and easily clogged.
Methanol is a solvent and will dilute your oil in the bores (much like petrol
) Personally i don't use it, and only use water for safety when the car is getting a good hammering.Rally teams don't use water to allow advance, rather control charge temps. I'd follow their lead personally.
Dave
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