Water Injection
#4
The overall gain once mapped is probably around 3-4 degrees, however when the water injection is initially installed you will lose a couple of degrees of timing anyhow, so an overall net gain would be around 2 degrees of timing...
Normally it's used as a dett suppressant especially on car's used on trackdays regularly, it's also popular on RX7's as their engines run v.hot and it's the WI cools things down quite a bit...
If you do go for one, get the aquamist kit which has the jet monitoring option with it. The jet's do sometimes clog up and you do not want that happening un-noticed especially when W/MI has been mapped in....
Normally it's used as a dett suppressant especially on car's used on trackdays regularly, it's also popular on RX7's as their engines run v.hot and it's the WI cools things down quite a bit...
If you do go for one, get the aquamist kit which has the jet monitoring option with it. The jet's do sometimes clog up and you do not want that happening un-noticed especially when W/MI has been mapped in....
#5
Cheers for the advice Amir, decided on a aquamist 2d system and a dds3 monitoring gauge. It shows low water level, shows water flow faults and shows the flow pressure.
As the tank I am looking to use a 12 ltr spec c water spray tank and mount it behind the rear seats, as long it fits and will fit the water level sensor to the tank.
Banny
As the tank I am looking to use a 12 ltr spec c water spray tank and mount it behind the rear seats, as long it fits and will fit the water level sensor to the tank.
Banny
Last edited by banny sti; 04 June 2008 at 03:38 PM.
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