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izzie 05-02-2005 04:37 AM

Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
 

Originally Posted by baldur
I'm not sure, I just know that in your cooling system the ideal coolant would be something that never evaporates because air bubbles in the system are not what you want.

i kind of agree - im just guessing but you would want something that never changes state when sprayed - like co2 ::)

baldur 05-02-2005 05:50 AM

Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
 
Never changes state? CO2 evaporates when you drop the pressure on it, and if it drops pressure fast enough it forms dry ice. It's ideal for spraying on an intercooler because you won't have any wasted liquid CO2 that leaks down and evaporates somewhere else than in the intercooler.

Spenser 05-02-2005 10:58 AM

Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
 
windshield washer fluid, spray that.

claytonsmith 05-04-2005 03:07 PM

Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
 
i may be wrong.. but look at washer fluid.. the winter kind.. if in not mistaken its 50/50 water and alchohol.. ethonol.. methanol or something i think... i know a guy here who runs its in his supercharged viper on his alchohol injection setup

98ctr 05-05-2005 01:54 PM

Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
 
the injector idea will not work. been there and tried that. Unless you built about 30 psi pressure the injector will not mist worth a shiet.

I tired that and it failed miserablly. So im still working on a way to use a line off the manifold under boost to push water through only when in boost.

Minor Threat 05-05-2005 03:54 PM

Re: cheap, effective water/alcohol intercooler misting
 

Originally Posted by 98ctr
the injector idea will not work. been there and tried that. Unless you built about 30 psi pressure the injector will not mist worth a shiet.

I tired that and it failed miserablly. So im still working on a way to use a line off the manifold under boost to push water through only when in boost.

That should work, I saw a link somewhere for it. Pressurized box full of water, with a line from the intake manifold to pressurize it, right? I'm wondering if 10-20psi is going to spray enough water to be worthwhile. If so, this will definately be the best way to run.


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