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md95ej1 09-09-2007 07:26 PM

questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 
i have a chance to get an alcohol injection kit in a trade and I tried to find the product but no luck. my part of the trade would be some '02 954 cbr ITB's

its a plate that goes in between the tb and IM. has 2 ports for stock injectors with a mini fuel rail and hoses. i was told your supposed to run the stock washer fluid pump and resevoir.

i havnt seen any kits that use actual injectors. just nozzles with highpressure pumps.
i want to use it on my boosted minime- t3/t04b on the stock block with crome
was only planning on 8psi right now for reliability

anyone seen this type of kit?
would it be worthit on my setup?
any insight is appericiated

would post porn but i am using my gf's moms computer. sorry.

79fairmont 09-09-2007 10:47 PM

Re: questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 
Got a name of the brand of that kit?

md95ej1 09-11-2007 03:12 PM

Re: questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 

Originally Posted by 79fairmont
Got a name of the brand of that kit?

not sure on the brand. its a billet aluminum plate with 2 ports for injectors. about 1.5 inches thick

Tom-Guy 09-11-2007 03:24 PM

Re: questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 
I'll buy the ITBs for $50.

idiot-stick 09-11-2007 03:37 PM

Re: questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 
stock washer fluid pump? I wouldnt trust it for water injection. Get a Devil's Own kit for $185

http://www.miataturbo.net/forums/showthread.php?t=5436

md95ej1 09-11-2007 04:09 PM

Re: questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 

Originally Posted by SloS13
stock washer fluid pump? I wouldnt trust it for water injection. Get a Devil's Own kit for $185

http://www.miataturbo.net/forums/showthread.php?t=5436

yeah i have been thinkin if it would even put enough pressure to supply the injectors consistently. i wish it was a Devilsown kit, to far down on my wish list to fork out 200 big ones.

could i run a diff pump for more pressure? would the extra psi be 2 much and spray 2 much water? i need to research this ----.


Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
I'll buy the ITBs for $50.

if i decide to sell them i'll let you know. but there a built minime in my hatch thats screamin for some itbs

Tom-Guy 09-11-2007 11:00 PM

Re: questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 

Originally Posted by md95ej1
if i decide to sell them i'll let you know. but there a built minime in my hatch thats screamin for some itbs

On a NA D16 it'll be a dissappointment. Loud, sounds impressive, good luck breaking 140 whp.

I don't want them for a NA D16. ;)

md95ej1 09-12-2007 05:06 PM

Re: questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 

Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
On a NA D16 it'll be a dissappointment. Loud, sounds impressive, good luck breaking 140 whp.

I don't want them for a NA D16. ;)

ok. i'll let you know if somthing falls through and they become forsale

these injectors are mounted straight, not angled or anything. would i run into a problem of the water hitting the wall and becoming not atomized?

dinel 09-12-2007 05:28 PM

Re: questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 
the reason you havnt seen any of these kits using injectors instead of jets and solenoids is because i dont think a standard fuel injector could cope with water/injection over a long period of time, would corrode internally.

Tom-Guy 09-12-2007 05:37 PM

Re: questions about alky injection on boosted d16
 

Originally Posted by dinel
the reason you havnt seen any of these kits using injectors instead of jets and solenoids is because i dont think a standard fuel injector could cope with water/injection over a long period of time, would corrode internally.

Stainless does not corrode internally.

The problem is that fuel injectors are designed to atomize gasoline, which lacks any significant surface tension, and has lower viscosity than water. Here are fuel injectors spraying water at 55 psig:

http://myo-p.com/17.jpg

Those are streams, not droplets. See the problem?

There are a number of options that cut surface tension - acetone or other diluents - but it's un-ideal.



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