Are there disadvantages to water injection.
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Originally Posted by willwren
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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.
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.
And pressurized air delivery has been my method of choice for the 4 systems I've built. We already have the compressor.
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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