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81994, Water Injection? Posted by Pyscodragon, Jan-31-05 02:07 PM
What would water and alc. injection do for a stock block ? In other words could you use it to gain higher boost levels ,say past 10 psi w/ a proper fuel setup ?
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81997, RE: Water Injection? Posted by DR1665, Jan-31-05 02:32 PM
Theoretically, water/alcohol injection's benefit is the way it cheaply increases the octane rating of whatever gasoline you're using. While I wouldn't consider it a substitute for a proper intercooler and a forged bottom end, I would imagine you could turn up the boost a little bit if you were running water. The trick would be to find a system which would activate not only at a certain psi, but also when engine speed (rpm) and IAT were above preset levels....
Paging Mr. Slick.
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82059, RE: Water Injection? Posted by Pyscodragon, Feb-01-05 03:27 PM
Anybody else have any further input or ideas on this? On a side note Im talking about this setup as a FMIC and say a megasquirt fuel setup. Along with a good exhaust ,wideband O2 and other such needed tuning tools in order to push the stock internals.
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82065, RE: Water Injection? Posted by Steve, Feb-01-05 07:30 PM
People use it in place of an intercooler since it's purpose is to prevent detonation,cool intake charge,and the alc helps provide an octane boost but not a huge one.You just can't go too crazy with The whole Upping the boost..
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82069, RE: Water Injection? Posted by Pyscodragon, Feb-02-05 12:07 AM
Im not suggesting using this in place of a intercooler but with one. And runnig 10-12 psi. on still 93 octane.
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