Anyone know a good waterspray kit (with more than 1 jet) with boost pressure and manual switche operation? If so, know a good place to buy from? Just want some ruff prices really.

PS To fit new age.

 

I was just speeking to my local garage about water spray injection and spray for my new front mount intercooler as he made one for his,he thinks he can make a kit up for me for about a 100 quid i,ll let you know full info later or i was told to try "aquaspray" But as my cars an old 93 wrx I'm going to try and make it myself

 

AS,try www.aquamist.co.uk.Mark at lateral performance does them at the best price around(mark@lateralperformance.co.uk)

 

Scoobymania have a couple of options

http://www.scoobymania.com/performan...o.asp?c=3#here

 

MRT in Australia also have various kits available.

 

Give EARS a call 01625 433773 (Macclesfield)
They offered me a kit that fits Evo's - complete with tank, pump, wiring, nozzles etc for around £75, when I was looking for something to put on my Rally car,

Dremel.

 

i made one for around £15 ! ! !

have a look here for more info
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...ThreadID=97289

 

Cheers guys...I had a price from APS for £150! Looks like cheaper options about...

 

Just checked with MRT, looks like their kit is for Motec only (whatever that is - chip?).

 

Hey peebs,

Looks like some folks have their wires crossed, as some folk are
talkin water injection & others are talking water spray
Just to clear up & incase any1 is unclear about the difference.
Water injection is a form of "in cylinder" cooling whereby the water is atomised and injected into the engine via the manifold.
Water spray is the system of spraying water onto the TMIC / FMIC
Both systems are completely different

FWIW a couple of years back (pre FMIC) I made a waterspray system
for on top of the TMIC & i`ve gotta say that IMHO there was no real noticable difference with it as the water was hot after a couple of minutes driving. If the water reserve was insulated or ideally in the boot then it may have been a different story.

Pete

 

I made a waterspray with 2 sti nozzles, some silicon hose, boot mounted water tank, a clever electronic timer device (from VELLEMAN, they make DIY kits on print boards). Now I can spray VERY cold water on the intercooler, still a top mount original. But recently tried on a rolling road session and had a 5bhp gain with it. So it's worth using it on hot days, only downside is that the tank is rather quickly empty.
Finnaly a tank that empty's quicker than the fuel one !!!!!!!!!!!!!