Pls help me finalize my decision
if you only had an interest of water injection you wouldn't have aquamist in your sig and you wouldn't continually post about aquamist, you would post about the benefits of meth injection and so forth, of course vendors are going to have a particular bias but we are the ones that allow for this forum to stay running...i have nothing against aquamist as a matter of fact i had a customer call me yesterday that had an endless budget and i told him to call up aquamist...
David, 1st of all, shame on you trying to advertising your ware and yet not wanting to pay vendor fee! That alone speaks a ton of what kind of person you are!
4ms....thats slow! the aquamist hsv.....does it quicker
there is enough info on this water injection forum for the poster to make his own decision
4ms....thats slow! the aquamist hsv.....does it quicker
there is enough info on this water injection forum for the poster to make his own decision
good way to avoid the question! 4 ms max vs 3.6 ms max, there is NO difference.
David
Who the hell are you? we have been testing our system for months. We never release a product before its ready.
We have never used a customer as "guinea pig" and YES we have used customers for beta testing (With there knowledge).
dont tell me how to run my company.
run your coompany the way you want, i dont care
The fact is you dont know what your talking about. You took that statement out of your ***, to compensate for the fact that you dont have an answer for my post. You could not come up with ONE shred of evidence to contradict what I said.
The clock is ticking. Have your fun.
I've been fascinated by WI on my evo 8 since talking with Works about their water injection kit in 03-04. Now, I'm finally planning on getting WI for my car. I've looked the most carefully at the aquamist and snow performance systems. Ultimately I'm planning on getting the snow performance system because although there are theoretical advantages to the aquamist system like the PWM valve vs PWM pump, the snow performance system is cheaper, simpler and seems to work just as well.
So... for those of you running meth/h20 and using the above systems, am I making a mistake in choosing the Snow Performance system?
So... for those of you running meth/h20 and using the above systems, am I making a mistake in choosing the Snow Performance system?
Evo442,
You can run a DDS3v8 (failsafe) equipped single stage system at around 500 dollars. Slowcar has managed to achieved a good gain - I think he got over 50+ TQ and 50+ WHP.
If in the future you want to upgrade to a high performance system, you only need a add few extra components. Pm me if you want more details - I do not wish stay on this thread for too long.
How do you think PWM valves change the flow rate? If you have a nozzle that is X amount of flow at X PSI, the only way to change that flow is to lower the pressure or raise it. While the pump stays at full pressure with a PWM Valve kit, the Nozzle will only be at full pressure at 100% duty cycle of the valve. In order to lower the flow rate you must send less current to the valve, this results in less flow, less pressure at the nozzle. In otherwords, its identical to PWM PUMP in regards to how it atomizes and lowers/raises the flow rate.
Using your chart below a M15 nozzle at 40 psi has 9.49 GPH. That same nozzle for you to be at 15 GPH you need to change the pressure to 100 PSI. Push 40 PSI through a nozzle using a PWM pump system or 40 PSI through a PWM valve system and you get the exact same flow rate and the exact same atomization.
http://www.hagonozzles.com/documents...M%20&%20MW.pdf
Yes, but that has nothing to do with this argument. 40 psi through a nozzle whether its through a PWM pump or PWM valve does the same thing.
There are other failsafes on the market and others soon to be released.
Your only argument is reaction time and PWM pump systems do react fast enough for MOST people.
Using your chart below a M15 nozzle at 40 psi has 9.49 GPH. That same nozzle for you to be at 15 GPH you need to change the pressure to 100 PSI. Push 40 PSI through a nozzle using a PWM pump system or 40 PSI through a PWM valve system and you get the exact same flow rate and the exact same atomization.
http://www.hagonozzles.com/documents...M%20&%20MW.pdf
Yes, but that has nothing to do with this argument. 40 psi through a nozzle whether its through a PWM pump or PWM valve does the same thing.
There are other failsafes on the market and others soon to be released.
Your only argument is reaction time and PWM pump systems do react fast enough for MOST people.
PWM valve is not the same as PWM pump.
David, I think your explaination to how the PWM valve work is not correct. I don't want to argue with you, please go and do some research on topic such as "Fuel injection system", "theory of modern fuel injection system" etc. After reading and learning it, come back and correct your post.
PWM valve is not the same as PWM pump.
PWM valve is not the same as PWM pump.
Thats the only point I am making.
Also, I never said PWM valve and PWM pump are the SAME. Please dont talk down to me. I simply said the atomization will be the same at the same pressure.
Last edited by coolingmist; Feb 27, 2007 at 04:18 PM.
David of coolingmist, you better stop when you are still ahead. You are a JOKE!
From your "water injection forum", your customer asked:
"I was wondering if a 50/50 water denatured alcohol mix will freeze in northern climates (Northern michigan to be exact.) We generally dont get colder then -10*F Thanks XXX"
Instead of pointing him to a mixture table such as this:
http://www.ashland.com/pdfs/technica...sh%20Point.pdf
you told him:
"50/50 SHOULD not freeze. put some in your freezer if you want to make sure."
http://www.coolingmist.com/displayth...35&forumid=900
Sucks to be your customer - blind leading the blind
From your "water injection forum", your customer asked:
"I was wondering if a 50/50 water denatured alcohol mix will freeze in northern climates (Northern michigan to be exact.) We generally dont get colder then -10*F Thanks XXX"
Instead of pointing him to a mixture table such as this:
http://www.ashland.com/pdfs/technica...sh%20Point.pdf
you told him:
"50/50 SHOULD not freeze. put some in your freezer if you want to make sure."
http://www.coolingmist.com/displayth...35&forumid=900
Sucks to be your customer - blind leading the blind
