question about simple WI setup, aquamist pump.
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question about simple WI setup, aquamist pump.
Hi. I've been checking out this section only for a week or 2 now, thanks to howard's nice big thread in the 3rd gen section for getting my interest. I've recently got my REW back together, with a single gt35r and lots of supporting mods, and I think that some water injection would really help my confidence in everything holding together.
questions regarding a simple (non "HD") WI setup.
-i noticed in the aquamist site, they have their electro-magnetic pump rated at 300cc/min. am I not understanding that right, or does that really mean 300cc/min is all it can flow? since that seems to be the minimum amount suggested for REW WI, that doesn't seem right to me. source: http://www.aquamist.co.uk/cp/sys1/techsys1/pump.html
-i am considering mounting the water tank and pump inside the car, since my battery is already in the pass. bin location, and most of the interior is stripped. I think this would be nice because the pump is near the battery, and with the tank/majority of water line being inside the car, it could help combat freezing temps. would you suggest against this setup for any reason? are there any particular kit offerings that would be more or less ideal for this?(thinking perhaps excessive noise/heat concerns?)
again, at this time i am considering a simple/basic setup to get my feet wet (no pun intended) in the AI field. any helpfull tips or suggestions are very welcome.
questions regarding a simple (non "HD") WI setup.
-i noticed in the aquamist site, they have their electro-magnetic pump rated at 300cc/min. am I not understanding that right, or does that really mean 300cc/min is all it can flow? since that seems to be the minimum amount suggested for REW WI, that doesn't seem right to me. source: http://www.aquamist.co.uk/cp/sys1/techsys1/pump.html
-i am considering mounting the water tank and pump inside the car, since my battery is already in the pass. bin location, and most of the interior is stripped. I think this would be nice because the pump is near the battery, and with the tank/majority of water line being inside the car, it could help combat freezing temps. would you suggest against this setup for any reason? are there any particular kit offerings that would be more or less ideal for this?(thinking perhaps excessive noise/heat concerns?)
again, at this time i am considering a simple/basic setup to get my feet wet (no pun intended) in the AI field. any helpfull tips or suggestions are very welcome.
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