cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
#21
Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
Originally Posted by ****
just strap kain to your front bumper with a little squirt bottle.
honestly tho, you ought to just get a junkyard windshield washer system, pump, bottle, hoses, nozzle, all of it, and power it with a switch by hand, or a pressure switch of some sort so it kicks on in boost.
just be careful with these types of ideas.
if you're in a drag strip and you're dripping water in the staging lanes or getting their track wet, they're gonna rape your girlfriend and kick you outta the track. :P
honestly tho, you ought to just get a junkyard windshield washer system, pump, bottle, hoses, nozzle, all of it, and power it with a switch by hand, or a pressure switch of some sort so it kicks on in boost.
just be careful with these types of ideas.
if you're in a drag strip and you're dripping water in the staging lanes or getting their track wet, they're gonna rape your girlfriend and kick you outta the track. :P
#23
Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
Originally Posted by DeleriouS
well i think your antifreeze idea would be maybe a good idea....but i dont think that you can combust antifreeze
#25
Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
Pow, look down a few threads, there's already a post on this very topic.
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=39273.0
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=39273.0
#27
Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
Follow the links, learn some ----. Ford F150 fuel pump = stainless steel internals, get one at a junkyard. Buy a suitable nozzle, and an adjustable Hobbs pressure switch from NAPA, and "pow!" You've got a water injection system that works, and it will be reliable too.
This isn't the cheapest way to do it, but I don't believe that the cheapest ways everyone is discussing will work effectively enough or be reliable enough. If you're going to tune with water injection, I wouldn't want to blow an engine simply because I was too cheap to source the proper pump and burned out a windshield washer pump.
This isn't the cheapest way to do it, but I don't believe that the cheapest ways everyone is discussing will work effectively enough or be reliable enough. If you're going to tune with water injection, I wouldn't want to blow an engine simply because I was too cheap to source the proper pump and burned out a windshield washer pump.
#29
Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
Originally Posted by baldur
I beleive anti freeze would reduce the performance benefits of the sprayer by a huge lot, because it doesn't evaporate worth damn.