Are there disadvantages to water injection.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Originally Posted by Mortehl
Originally Posted by willwren
I have 100% methanol here. And a couple test SC'*.
What I'm saying is that I'll test the rotors with 100% methanol to SEE what it does. And to clarify, I have TWO cars. One without and one with epoxy coated rotors.
I also have TWO spares. One for each car.
I'm using pressurized air to deliver rather than a centifugal (expensive) pump. This is my 3rd system using this method, and it works good.
Especially considering I have air on board.
Especially considering I have air on board.
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Originally Posted by OLDsman105
I was refering to the 93 I didn't know you were attempting to add a system to the 1995.
I'm using pressurized air to deliver rather than a centifugal (expensive) pump. This is my 3rd system using this method, and it works good.
Especially considering I have air on board.
Especially considering I have air on board.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I read somehwhere that the water does the actual cooling, and the methanol acts as an octane boost..... I'm lookin' into the snowperformance outfit.....
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I disagree. Put alcohol or methanol on your hand. Feel the cooling effect? It cools during evaporation. Now imagine all the Methanol evaporates in the LIM before combustion.
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Bill'* right. The methanol has a cooling effect as well as raising your effective octane rating. A double effect.
It is stated that you will be able to drop 0.2" in pulley size without risk of KR.
It is stated that you will be able to drop 0.2" in pulley size without risk of KR.
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