Again
Quote (masterp2): "the colder it is, the slower it moves, especially true in nozzles. If, you can insulate every line, and get solution to the nozzle still cold, it will have greater viscosity, and atomization will be worse, and flow rate will be lower, assuming same pump pressure."
ST: Duh! It's injecting in the engine bay, not a bloody refrigerator.
Quote (masterp2): "usually more placebo going on in my head than anything".
ST: Agreed.
Quote (tici): "Hot water would be even better: remember, it has to evaporate. This will be easier if water is already close to boil, much easier than if it was close to freeze. No risk of water droplets in the manifold".
ST: Duh! I repeat. It's injecting in the engine bay, not a bloody refrigerator.
Quote (tici): "My butt-o-meter is really sensitive to noise: the louder the stronger."
ST: Again. Agreed.
Regards
Stuart
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