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Re: OEM FI controlled H2O injection
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Posted by Ubipa (more from Ubipa) on Fri, 22 Mar 2002 14:53:45 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Re: OEM FI controlled H2O injection, Brad, Thu, 21 Mar 2002 18:07:58
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Great, thanks for the idea; I'll have do some research on that. Do you know if the pump is internal or external? I was wondering how long the setup would last due to it not being really designed for h20. I was thinking the injector would be ok but the pumps might rust a little. Sticking w/ distilled water should help alot and prevent corrosion. I also found a water pump made by Shurflo for about $80.00. The model is only designed for 60psi but they make an alternate head assembly that has an internal bypass and 100psi capability. I'm kinda doing a little more research for the 100psi pump that has the lowest GPH.


I never really looked at the Aquamist SYSTEM 2c before. Interesting, it is basically the same idea as mine. Some questions come to mind though looking through the items. On the aquamist website it shows a list of items, one being the "manifold"(adjustable pressure switch). It functions to control internal pressure but what controls this switch, the load on the pump? How does the system compensate for boost pressure w/o a pressure regulator? The other question is how do you setup this system to work w/ a RRFPR and maintain the 20-30% water to total liquid volume(fuel and water)?

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