Where to tap nozzle for Aquamist Water Injection?
07-01-03, 09:43 PM
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Where to tap nozzle for Aquamist Water Injection?
As part of my restoration, I'm finally hooking up the Aquamist 2s that I bougth a year ago.
A reputable ME told moa that a small nozzle before the turbos will get you a much more efficient turbos relative to the amount of water injected. Too much water however, can damage the turbos. He also said that after the turbos is okay but you won't get proportionally the same rate of increase in efficiency.
Well, the most convenient place for me is on the outlet side of the end tank of my M2 large IC. The nozzle will be pointing towards the hard pipe going to the Greddy elbow. Or should I run the nozzle on the end tank on the inlet side of the IC?
Where else have the water injection junky mounted the nozzle?
A reputable ME told moa that a small nozzle before the turbos will get you a much more efficient turbos relative to the amount of water injected. Too much water however, can damage the turbos. He also said that after the turbos is okay but you won't get proportionally the same rate of increase in efficiency.
Well, the most convenient place for me is on the outlet side of the end tank of my M2 large IC. The nozzle will be pointing towards the hard pipe going to the Greddy elbow. Or should I run the nozzle on the end tank on the inlet side of the IC?
Where else have the water injection junky mounted the nozzle?
07-01-03, 11:42 PM
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Re: Where to tap nozzle for Aquamist Water Injection?
Originally posted by pomanferrari
As part of my restoration, I'm finally hooking up the Aquamist 2s that I bougth a year ago.
A reputable ME told moa that a small nozzle before the turbos will get you a much more efficient turbos relative to the amount of water injected. Too much water however, can damage the turbos. He also said that after the turbos is okay but you won't get proportionally the same rate of increase in efficiency.
Well, the most convenient place for me is on the outlet side of the end tank of my M2 large IC. The nozzle will be pointing towards the hard pipe going to the Greddy elbow. Or should I run the nozzle on the end tank on the inlet side of the IC?
Where else have the water injection junky mounted the nozzle?
As part of my restoration, I'm finally hooking up the Aquamist 2s that I bougth a year ago.
A reputable ME told moa that a small nozzle before the turbos will get you a much more efficient turbos relative to the amount of water injected. Too much water however, can damage the turbos. He also said that after the turbos is okay but you won't get proportionally the same rate of increase in efficiency.
Well, the most convenient place for me is on the outlet side of the end tank of my M2 large IC. The nozzle will be pointing towards the hard pipe going to the Greddy elbow. Or should I run the nozzle on the end tank on the inlet side of the IC?
Where else have the water injection junky mounted the nozzle?
07-02-03, 03:51 AM
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This guy is talking crap! After the turbos'... Whats that gonna cool down? The flames coming out the back. 
You want the jet about 3-4 inches before the throttle body. Depending on the size jet you use, will gain you good results. Try the different sizes on a dyno, only takes minutes to change.
Dan
You want the jet about 3-4 inches before the throttle body. Depending on the size jet you use, will gain you good results. Try the different sizes on a dyno, only takes minutes to change.
Dan
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