marshy 2009

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Anyone fitted the spray kit to a WRX car?
Does it need to run a relay for the auto spray
System?

Shaggy1991

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I'm also interested in finding out some more information on this subject.

jura11

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Here is few DIY guides

http://www.dirtyimpreza.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=10716

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=397564

http://www.wrx.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=62632


Jura

Scoobyno1

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I'm just in the process of fitting this to my wrx, I've fitted most of it now just need to do the wiring now which I'm doing at the weekend.

Follow this guide as its got some good pics and tells you everything you need.

http://www.clubwrx.net/forums/engine...tallation.html

trevsjwood

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the problem with the oem/diy intercooler spray units is heavy droplet jets which use up water quickly and poor spray direction, i.e. down on to the intercooler.
The spray should be fine and directed up into the incoming airflow. The only jets I could find that were effective and sourceable were the one Aquamist use in their water injection systems. At £16+vat they're not cheap but are effective in highmist/ low water usage.
Trev

Scoobyno1

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Just to add to this, i finally got round to finishing all of the wiring today and it works just as if it was fitted from the factory. Im looking forward to getting to use it it on the road and see what difference it will have. If anyone is interested then i'll take some pics of the install?

Myles

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I think the PSI3 monitor has facility to set up auto squirt facility!

marshy 2009

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How did you do the wireing?
Have you set up the auto spray button?
Or just on and off switch

JohnnyDavies

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Quick question, has anyone done a dyno test with and without the water spray to see if there is actually and benefits??