what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
i have everything setup and now its time to fill the bottle, what works best and wont rust my intercooler?
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Re: what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
water
intercooler is aluminum, rusting will take years |
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is water really the best thing to use? what are some other options
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Re: what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
rubbing alchole
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gasoline
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carbonoxide if your setup can handle it...
I know a diesel golf what gained in the dyno 60hp more with ioxide sprayer.... ;D |
Re: what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
Originally Posted by Lowride
carbonoxide if your setup can handle it...
I know a diesel golf what gained in the dyno 60hp more with ioxide sprayer.... ;D |
Re: what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
distilled water and rubbing alcohol 50/50. distilled water so it doesnt corrode things and rubbing alcohol because it evaporates very quickly (which is how things get cold when wet)
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thanks for the advice guys i'll probably make a co2 sprayer later on but i had some extra stuff laying around and thought this would be a good extra time project. i think im gonna try the 50/50 mix
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The densities of rubbing alcohol and water are different so they'll separate. What I would do is run 2 different fluid tanks, one with alcohol and one with water. Then connect them to the intercooler sprayer setup. They will still separate in the lines. But say for instance you used a windshield washer pump. With a single bottle the water will go through first and then the alcohol, since the alcohol will float on the water. But with 2 bottles you'll get a consistent mix of alcohol from one bottle and water from the other in the lines.
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Re: what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
Originally Posted by TorganFM
The densities of rubbing alcohol and water are different so they'll separate. What I would do is run 2 different fluid tanks, one with alcohol and one with water. Then connect them to the intercooler sprayer setup. They will still separate in the lines. But say for instance you used a windshield washer pump. With a single bottle the water will go through first and then the alcohol, since the alcohol will float on the water. But with 2 bottles you'll get a consistent mix of alcohol from one bottle and water from the other in the lines.
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so i tried it today with just water and the thing leaks like crazy is there any way to keep the leakage from happening?
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I clearly remember in elementary school we took isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol, not a fuel) and water and it looked like a mixed solution. Then we had a cup of veggy oil. Previously we learned that oil floated on water so we all expected the oil to float on the alchy/water mix. Well the oil split the isopropyl and water mixture. That's why I think it wouldn't work in the same container.
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Re: what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
Originally Posted by 4g64t
so i tried it today with just water and the thing leaks like crazy is there any way to keep the leakage from happening?
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Re: what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
when my friend water injected his supercharger he used windshield washer fluid
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Re: what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
get a bottle fill it up with CO2. It's easy to refill, and plus it super cheap!
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Re: what chemical to use for intercooler sprayer
how about the winshield washer sprayer fluid..
its water, methonal, and some detergent.. ( the BLUE ----.not Green stuff...read ingrediants too.) seen allot of track guys use it and its about .99 to $2 a gallon.. can't loose. falkhen |
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