how often do you use i/c water spray button
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Maybe I'm being stupid, but I didn't think there was an automatic setting? I have a 2003 WRX STI and the handbook doesn't seem to say anything about an 'auto' mode...
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Originally Posted by pimmo2000
Ignoring my lack of understanding, but how does it work ?
I assume it cools the engine in some way allowing for more power ? but doesn't cold water damage it ?
Could it be fitted to a 1999 turbo? is there any point ?
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I assume it cools the engine in some way allowing for more power ? but doesn't cold water damage it ?
Could it be fitted to a 1999 turbo? is there any point ?
thanks
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I'm Scottish. The prevailing weather up here ensures a more than adequate supply of droplets for intercooler-cooling purposes, hence the bottle has never been topped up! Only time mine gets used is rejoining the track after sitting in a pit lane.
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I leave mine on auto, and i drive it fairly hard so it uses a fair bit.
I usually give it a good soaking manually if i've been sitting at lights or there's a good overtaking manouvre imminent.
I usually give it a good soaking manually if i've been sitting at lights or there's a good overtaking manouvre imminent.
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