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What to run in h20 system

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york

08-29-2005 21:29:44




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What can you put in the water injection to help. Alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, any others? If so, how much of each without melting pistons? We are running about 1 oz a second before the turbo. Thanks




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dpease

08-30-2005 17:41:00




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 Re: What to run in h20 system in reply to york, 08-29-2005 21:29:44  
51%Water, 49%Methanol
Try:
Snow Performance (Matt)
2205 Valley View Dr. Dept MMFF
Woodland, CO 80863
719-271-5644



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Island A

08-30-2005 11:36:47




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 Re: What to run in h20 system in reply to york, 08-29-2005 21:29:44  
You had better replumb that WI to inject after the turbo. Don't know much about pulling tractors but in a street car at 22 lbs of boost the compressor wheel will be destroyed by water droplets. At 50,000 RPM compressor speed the water droplets are like pieces of dirt.
Ran a Mitsu Eclipse with 22-25 lbs with WI immediately after the turbo. Using the proper injector spray the heat vaporizes the water completely. You could use alcohol in there, maybe 15%.
Dave

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buickanddeere

08-30-2005 06:40:52




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 Re: What to run in h20 system in reply to york, 08-29-2005 21:29:44  
Spraying water into the compressor wheel will erode the fins. It also reduces compressor airflow and reduces the heat absorbsion of the water. Just run a sealed water tank/pump with a reference line from the intake manifold. Then turbo boost will not affect injection flow. Hydroziene will boost power but the stuff is toxic. Yes I know absorsion and hydrozene are spelled wrong but the spell checker on this computer has no clue either.

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Redman

08-29-2005 22:50:03




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 Re: What to run in h20 system in reply to york, 08-29-2005 21:29:44  
you can run about 15% alcohol,but you will need to increase the water to compensate.
i have ran up to 40% but it takes the edges off the pistons at that rate.
do not choke it off or it will do internal damage,the rings don't like it too good.



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Greenman

08-30-2005 04:42:30




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 Re: What to run in h20 system in reply to Redman, 08-29-2005 22:50:03  
Getting on here and admitting you`re cheating plus telling someone else how to? You should be ashamed. I thought the red ones were so tough that they never had to cheat. What was I thinking????? ????? ?????



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doesnt matter

08-30-2005 10:15:52




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 Re: What to run in h20 system in reply to Greenman, 08-30-2005 04:42:30  
redman is also known as C. on another webpage



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