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Old Feb 27, 2007 | 06:02 PM
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lol.....afraid the world to see all the misinformation you have been spreading?
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Old Feb 27, 2007 | 06:03 PM
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Old Feb 27, 2007 | 06:12 PM
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Old Mar 19, 2007 | 07:15 AM
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Aquamist ROCKS,

I just received the HFS-5 system and b/w the product, packaging/labelling and instructions, its like LEGOs, not to mention product quality and functionality so no wonder SlowCar is partial to Aquamist, I am too just because of that.

Since, there is some attention here, i have couple of questions to Richard or SLowCar,

Summary: EVO8, air filter, 3 inch tbe, licp, new griffin ic coming, HFS-5, mostly daily driver, want to make it safer to extract some extra power, so i dont need agressive W/M injection, i was thinking 50/50 water/meth mix at a low 10% ratio to fuel, using one nozzle to trigger at say 5psi+

questions:

1. single nozzle being placed on stock uic pipe, where to place it?
2. if i want to trigger at higher boost, do i need to use injector duity cycle as trigger?
3. how can i disable HFS-5 completely so i can run my boost beyond what the wastgate allows, of course with manually reflashing my car to run a map without w/meth compensation on fuel and timing? this is since i will be tapping into wastegate solonoid for boost cut as failsafe.

i appreciate your help.
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Old Mar 20, 2007 | 06:50 AM
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any eager helpers out there?
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Old Mar 20, 2007 | 08:15 AM
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pltek:for single nozzle installation, put it between the diverter valve and the coupling. EvoTio might want to chime in on this?
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Old Mar 20, 2007 | 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by pltek
Aquamist ROCKS,

I just received the HFS-5 system and b/w the product, packaging/labelling and instructions, its like LEGOs, not to mention product quality and functionality so no wonder SlowCar is partial to Aquamist, I am too just because of that.

Since, there is some attention here, i have couple of questions to Richard or SLowCar,

Summary: EVO8, air filter, 3 inch tbe, licp, new griffin ic coming, HFS-5, mostly daily driver, want to make it safer to extract some extra power, so i dont need agressive W/M injection, i was thinking 50/50 water/meth mix at a low 10% ratio to fuel, using one nozzle to trigger at say 5psi+

questions:

1. single nozzle being placed on stock uic pipe, where to place it?
2. if i want to trigger at higher boost, do i need to use injector duity cycle as trigger?
3. how can i disable HFS-5 completely so i can run my boost beyond what the wastgate allows, of course with manually reflashing my car to run a map without w/meth compensation on fuel and timing? this is since i will be tapping into wastegate solonoid for boost cut as failsafe.

i appreciate your help.
I'll take a shot at these (I just got an HFS-5 as well, which I haven't installed yet):

1. If you are injecting alcohol, I would put the nozzle between the BOV and the throttle body to avoid recirculating alcohol through the recirc. hose and turbo. If you were injecting just water, then I would install it right after the IC.

2. No. If you want to trigger off of boost specifically, then I would use a MAP sensor to trigger the system. The instruction manual for the HFS-5 explains how to configure this. IDC could also be a proxy for manifold pressure, and you could datalog to figure out the appropriate IDC threshold to use. As far as which is better, I'm not sure and I don't think Aquamist is either. I think I'm more inclined to use manifold pressure though and I already have a MAP sensor installed anyhow that I can tap.

3. I want to do the same thing when I install my HFS-5. I'm planning to use pins 11 and 12 of the control box as a switch to interrupt ground to the boost solenoid on a fault event. To bypass the failsafe, I intend to install a manually operating switch that will connect that ground no matter what the DDS3 failsafe switch says. In other words, the DDS3 switch will be superceded by however the failsafe switch is positioned. To do this, the contacts for the failsafe bypass will be outside the contacts for the DDS3 switch. Make sense?
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Old Mar 20, 2007 | 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by pltek

Summary: EVO8, air filter, 3 inch tbe, licp, new griffin ic coming, HFS-5, mostly daily driver, want to make it safer to extract some extra power, so i dont need agressive W/M injection, i was thinking 50/50 water/meth mix at a low 10% ratio to fuel, using one nozzle to trigger at say 5psi+

questions:

1. single nozzle being placed on stock uic pipe, where to place it?
I think you'd better take the advice from the others, I am don;y know the evo very well.

2. if i want to trigger at higher boost, do i need to use injector duity cycle as trigger?
If you want to inject at high boost, trigger by map sensor is more consistant. This is more suitable for high power application and very high methanol flow is required to combat knock and in-cylinder temperatures.

FIDC is more suitable to trigger at the lower end of the power range, it assists the fuel octane enrichment on a wider range, more suitable for day to day driving in regions with bad fuel quality and high ambient temperatures.


3. how can i disable HFS-5 completely so i can run my boost beyond what the wastgate allows, of course with manually reflashing my car to run a map without w/meth compensation on fuel and timing? this is since i will be tapping into wastegate solonoid for boost cut as failsafe.

A couple of ways:
1) Manually short circuiting pin11 and pin12 with a toggle switch after switching the DDS3 off.
2) Temporary disconnect the wire to pin 17, if the system doesn't trigger, pin11/12 remains close circuited.

If I think of more ideas, I will post again.

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Old Mar 20, 2007 | 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by SlowCar
pltek:for single nozzle installation, put it between the diverter valve and the coupling. EvoTio might want to chime in on this?
Yes installing the Aquamist nozzle after the diverter valve and right before the coupling worked out great for me. I actually mounted mine underneath the uicp to help keep it stealth looking. Here are some pics.




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Old Mar 20, 2007 | 08:14 PM
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thank you all for awesome help, install this saturday
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Old Mar 20, 2007 | 09:45 PM
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How are you folks getting an accurate intake air temp reading? For those running on standalone ECUs with a speed density fuel metering setup, what has been done to minimize the impact of water or an alcohol/water mix from oxidizing the sensor?
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Old Mar 21, 2007 | 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Crufty Dusty
How are you folks getting an accurate intake air temp reading? For those running on standalone ECUs with a speed density fuel metering setup, what has been done to minimize the impact of water or an alcohol/water mix from oxidizing the sensor?
mahjulah singapura!

put the nozzle after the IAT sensor
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Old Mar 21, 2007 | 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by SlowCar
mahjulah singapura!

put the nozzle after the IAT sensor
Heya

If the nozzle is after the sensor, then wouldn't air temp compensation be inaccurate? Sorry but my thermodynamics is a little rusty (pun intended)...
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Old Mar 21, 2007 | 09:27 PM
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the tuning process will take care of it, whether IAT sensor b4 nozzle or IAT sensor after nozzle


hey sg govt so strict/ngeow, they allow you to change stuff like ecu??
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Old Mar 21, 2007 | 09:36 PM
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nozzle definitely after the sensor...
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