EazyE

hey guys... was talking to a buddy of mine the other day about one of the mods he had done to one of his cars in the past... its a water/achohol mixture... works on the same principal as NOS... when you pass 4psi boost a sensor will engage releasing the 50/50 mixture into the intake giving more power, cleaning the carbon from the engine, and giving better gas mileage....
is he crazy??? will this work in a rotary??? or is alchohol a no no ???

EazyE

anyone? .. i thought for sure this thread would would cause some **** to go down

SavFD3s

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talking about this? http://www.snowperformance.net/

EazyE

ahh yes!... thats be exactly what im talking about!... but is this a good idea for rotary engines?

MrSparkle

there's a lot of good info on this forum about water/alcohol injection if you search. there was even a group buy on water injection kits not too long ago.

J-Rat

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I am going to go out on a limb here and guess that I am one of the few people in the 2nd gen section that actually sprays alcohol.

crashdummy

YEP......looks like your the only one rat

J-Rat

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Meh..

MrSparkle

i'm running it. i'm not tuned to it like j-rat or anything i think it's a good safety measure.

Net Seven

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i dunno about you guys but I drink alcohol, I dont give any to my car because I want it to be sober when I drive it.

J-Rat

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you are spraying a small amount then?

MrSparkle

at first just water but now about 75% water 25% alcohol.

J-Rat

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I guess what I meant was. If you are not tuned around the spray, that limits the amount you can run, because it adds to the fuel. Eventually you will drown the motor. I am not trying to hate, I am just trying to understand how much you can run without removing fuel.

MrSparkle

i'm using a coolingmist kit and there's no way to adjust the amount you want to spray, just when you want it to come on. i went with a one nozzle kit and comes on at 4 psi.