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Old 02 August 2004, 12:06 PM
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Aquamist System 1s

Has anyone here got one of these fitted on a top mount intercooler?

http://www.aquamist.co.uk/cp/sys1/sys1a.html

Is it worth £324?
Can i get it cheeper anywhere?

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Old 02 August 2004, 12:12 PM
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These actually inject water into the inlet air stream and not onto the intercooler. I am assuming you didn't know this from your description - if you did then cool
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got one on mine and im happy with it
Old 03 August 2004, 12:59 PM
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Me too, handy thing. only thing is it will reduce power, not increase it.

It's good for keeping det free, charge temps down on the track and the like.

Can be mapped to give you more power, but then if the tiny little nozzle blocks up, or you run out of water you risk an expensive 'POP'

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How does it reduce power? Confused? So is there a beifit in having one?

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It reduces power as water does not burn

without WI

with WI

I think I must have put some info in wrong though, at the time I don't remember loosing so much, only about 10bhp with the WI. It was a long time ago
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RB5.

Thanks for the pics...what program you running that shows you the power outputs? How does it link tot he car?

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Water injection will cool the charge and slow the cylinder temperature rise. This decreases the chances of detonation occuring and more boost / ignition advance is possible, increasing the engine's output. Simply slowing down the combustion process without any other modifications wont increase the engine's output
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It's 'road dyno' just sit's flat and level facing forward in the car then records G force.

Then you type in weight, drag, gearing, wheel size and stuff into the computer. It's not greatly accurate but it lets you see progress.

the 250bhp there gave 235 on the rollers at star.

Then again plugged up to my mates s6 it kept giving 320 odd bhp, despite it only being 230.

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