FastAOD
16-06-2004, 05:46 AM
Hey guys, I'd like to sharre some info on my homemade WI kit....Very simple but effective.
Quick rundown-
Car = 89 Ford Mustang
Engine = low compression 306ci w/ a Vortech Strim @14 psi (non-innercooled)
I am using this temp meter :
Omega HH12 (http://www.omega.com/pptst/HH11_HH12.html)
Here's the WI kit rundown-
-Hobbs switch
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/Hobbs.JPG
-Alum tank
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/resivior_.jpg
-NOS solonoid/and paper fuel filter
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/solonoid_filter.jpg
-NOS Nozzle
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/nozzle.jpg
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/nozzle_installed.jpg
-Various braided/teflon line, and fittings ect...
More Pics:
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/_waterinj.JPG
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/_Nozzle1.JPG
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/resivoir_installed.jpg
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/_EngineWI.JPG
Here's some #'s:
Now for boost, i was only concerned with intake temps, so i measured at the throttle body with 14psi and 91 octane...
I made 5 verifying runs per test, just to get more info...
Under 14 psi, i saw between 243-251 degrees, respectivley. NO WATER
With the water turned on, (.034 jet) i saw temp drops in the 20 degree range. About 230-234, respectivley. Not too bad, but come on....LOL
A trip to the local parts store got me some more jets..Next up was a .044 and boy did it work..Again 5 runs with no water @ 14psi, and all were around 250 degrees...Flipped the water on, and made 5 passes to back it up....All 5 water runs were in the 180 degree range ! Thats a drop of 70 degrees.
Sweet!
I only logged 1 time and that was last weekend. I plan on a lot more tuning....Running 14psi with no cooling and crappy 91 octane is always fun...LOL
I have not taken the car to the Dyno or track,(with the water) but i will soon. My best time at the track is a 10.98 @ 128.
Thanks,
Miles
Quick rundown-
Car = 89 Ford Mustang
Engine = low compression 306ci w/ a Vortech Strim @14 psi (non-innercooled)
I am using this temp meter :
Omega HH12 (http://www.omega.com/pptst/HH11_HH12.html)
Here's the WI kit rundown-
-Hobbs switch
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/Hobbs.JPG
-Alum tank
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/resivior_.jpg
-NOS solonoid/and paper fuel filter
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/solonoid_filter.jpg
-NOS Nozzle
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/nozzle.jpg
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/nozzle_installed.jpg
-Various braided/teflon line, and fittings ect...
More Pics:
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/_waterinj.JPG
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/_Nozzle1.JPG
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/resivoir_installed.jpg
http://forum.1320stangs.com/images/miles/waterInjection/_EngineWI.JPG
Here's some #'s:
Now for boost, i was only concerned with intake temps, so i measured at the throttle body with 14psi and 91 octane...
I made 5 verifying runs per test, just to get more info...
Under 14 psi, i saw between 243-251 degrees, respectivley. NO WATER
With the water turned on, (.034 jet) i saw temp drops in the 20 degree range. About 230-234, respectivley. Not too bad, but come on....LOL
A trip to the local parts store got me some more jets..Next up was a .044 and boy did it work..Again 5 runs with no water @ 14psi, and all were around 250 degrees...Flipped the water on, and made 5 passes to back it up....All 5 water runs were in the 180 degree range ! Thats a drop of 70 degrees.
Sweet!
I only logged 1 time and that was last weekend. I plan on a lot more tuning....Running 14psi with no cooling and crappy 91 octane is always fun...LOL
I have not taken the car to the Dyno or track,(with the water) but i will soon. My best time at the track is a 10.98 @ 128.
Thanks,
Miles