Pumpless/wireless (almost) HFS-5 install

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Sep 7, 2007, 08:36 AM

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With the water spraying full tilt, the AFRs seem the same and the car seems to pull just like usual. I thought it would bog and lose power with nozzles this big and straight water? (I was expecting to have to order smaller nozzles or use only one.).............

thats the beauty of the aquamist hfs-5 idc based injection

try the 0.9/0.8mm nozzle with a progressive pump speed system, running straight water and see what happens

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Sep 7, 2007, 08:51 AM

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Quick question, what is the benefit of running this kit as Dual nozzle, as opposed to using the just the 1.0 nozzle?

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Sep 7, 2007, 02:35 PM

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One issue, you have your float sensor mounted on the front side of the tank. With it setup like this, when you accelerate, the liquid will go to the back of the tank and trip your low tank sensor. You will only be able to run the tank to about 1/4 full before you will need to refill.

Sadly, now that I have my kit working, your comment is right on the money. With 1/3 tank, I get a false trigger of the low fluid light (and cut to wastegate pressure) with hard and sudden acceleration (even from a roll in 3rd), so I'm going to need to get a new tank and redo the location. At least the tank was only $10.50.