whats better? water/alcohol injection or CO2 spray on intercooler
04-22-2004 | 11:39 PM
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whats better? water/alcohol injection or CO2 spray on intercooler
hey guys, i need some help..
i can buy a brand new Cyro CO2 spray kit for 225..
i can buy a used aquamist s1 for around same price
what is better for a pretty heavy modded subby?
i cant decide between an intercooler spray or the water injection........
i can buy a brand new Cyro CO2 spray kit for 225..
i can buy a used aquamist s1 for around same price
what is better for a pretty heavy modded subby?
i cant decide between an intercooler spray or the water injection........
04-23-2004 | 12:22 AM
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Car Info: 2002 WRX Sedan - Silver
I've been reading up on the same stuff for a few days. When you say pretty heavily modified, I'm assuming something like VF30, injectors, fuel pump, engine management, etc....
Going off of these assumptions, I'd say go with the water sprayer. Aquamist seems to have a great product. I'm no expert, but my reading has led me to the opinion that it won't be a power adder, but it WILL allow you to tune for more power. Your EM will be important here, as I'd think a user-tunable option would be the easiest to deal with. I know you can take a signal off the UTEC to send to the water kit, and it will only be on at that time (say, when you're at 4000 rpms / however #'s of boost).
With the alcohol, be careful, as some of the pumps will only handle a certain percentage and certain type of alcohol to be run through them.
I know the "other" forum has a lot of good info on this subject. So you might want to try there. Post up some more info about your setup too, so others with more knowledge will be able to give you the advice you're looking for.
Going off of these assumptions, I'd say go with the water sprayer. Aquamist seems to have a great product. I'm no expert, but my reading has led me to the opinion that it won't be a power adder, but it WILL allow you to tune for more power. Your EM will be important here, as I'd think a user-tunable option would be the easiest to deal with. I know you can take a signal off the UTEC to send to the water kit, and it will only be on at that time (say, when you're at 4000 rpms / however #'s of boost).
With the alcohol, be careful, as some of the pumps will only handle a certain percentage and certain type of alcohol to be run through them.
I know the "other" forum has a lot of good info on this subject. So you might want to try there. Post up some more info about your setup too, so others with more knowledge will be able to give you the advice you're looking for.
04-23-2004 | 04:51 PM
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my engine management is a cobb piggy back........ so pretty much i will have to get it tuned once correctly and that it. i cannot tune it myself...............man i am not sure if i should buy the aquamist s2 or cryro carbon dioxide spray....... i need some expert opions... i read them but alot of opinions are made by people that dont know.....
04-23-2004 | 10:02 PM
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https://www.i-club.com/forums/showth...threadid=32390 < EXCELLENT thread. I'm sure you'll learn a lot from that. Also, if you want more info, try searching here and nasioc. Then try google. Sometimes there are car sites with their own tech articles, usually very helpful. good luck
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