Spearco Water Injection System Detailed information on Spearcos new Water Injection System

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Old 02-22-2007, 02:40 PM
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I know that it's supposed to lower the charge temp. but does it work like nitrous?
How long does the bottle last?
Where do you connect the jets?
and will it keep me from detonating? How?
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Ok, I get all the questions except one:

how long does it last?
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It depends on how much you are spraying and how large the tank you are using. Most of the Scion guys use their windshield washer tanks and with a decent amount of gain on the controller their tanks last up to two weeks. The nice thing is this controller is prgressive so first it only starts spraying at a pre-set boost level and even once it starts spraying if you have the gain turned down the amount sprayed at low boost will be very little.
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Another question, same topic.

what are the main reasons why people would use this system?

does it make sense that you could run on 91 octane and this system would make up for the lack of octane in case you should detonate?
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Another question, same topic.

what are the main reasons why people would use this system?

does it make sense that you could run on 91 octane and this system would make up for the lack of octane in case you should detonate?
In addition to decreasing knock potential by increasing the octane rating of the fuel it also has the effect of cooling the cylinder temps which can also prevent detonation and lower your EGTs.
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wis on its own wont improve octane ratng the only way wis will improve octane is if you run it with methanol. i run 98ron on the street with a water methanol set up and as far as im aware when he methanol fires it improves the fuel upto 103-105ron. knock / det is reduced due to the lower charge temps

i run my wis with 10% methanol and i get a 40bhp gain with it turned on but i can also run much more boost becuase the lowered temps. the water lowers the charge temps and condensies the air the methanol ups the ron and improves your bang all in all top mod pounds for bhp. my wis is ecu controlled and the ecu can adjust the mapping to optimise the effects of the wis
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ye thats the way i wanna run my system via the ecu!!!
im looking to run savage boost and i reckon i need WIS to do this!!!!
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