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By injecting the pressurized air back into the compressor housing, when you let your foot off the gas or shift, the released air pressure keeps the turbo spooled instead of slowing it down with the pressure drop. I understand what you're saying about not having a MAF sensor, but DSMers who do have one don't just recirculate it to keep their fuel curves right, they do it to keep the turbo spooled. It makes the turbo not have to work as hard to re-pressurize the IC and pipes when you mash on the gas for the next gear. So basically even without a MAF, it improves throttle response and lessens turbo lag.
Originally Posted by Jafro
By injecting the pressurized air back into the compressor housing, when you let your foot off the gas or shift, the released air pressure keeps the turbo spooled instead of slowing it down with the pressure drop. I understand what you're saying about not having a MAF sensor, but DSMers who do have one don't just recirculate it to keep their fuel curves right, they do it to keep the turbo spooled. It makes the turbo not have to work as hard to re-pressurize the IC and pipes when you mash on the gas for the next gear. So basically even without a MAF, it improves throttle response and lessens turbo lag. 

You can achieve greater than 100% intercooler efficiency with a water injection setup. That's remarkable. And anyone with a turbo should know by now what that can do. It DOES clean your internals. You may have to change your oil more often if you have blow-by issues, but some people have dyno'ed more than 70hp gains with a well tuned system, and you can DIY a WI sysem for under $300. There are a few pre-made systems available with monitoring devices and everything else, but they're 2-3 times as much. If you did it, you'd be the only Honda I've ever seen with water injection.
Gimme some links then man! :yes:
The only problem with recirculation is that the HKS SSQ doesn't really have a fitting for it to connect to piping like the Blitz does. Thoughts?
I love having you around Jafro. :goodjob:
The only problem with recirculation is that the HKS SSQ doesn't really have a fitting for it to connect to piping like the Blitz does. Thoughts?
I love having you around Jafro. :goodjob:
I use a HKS SSQV BOV, but I don't recirculate it because I'm building for show. Lots of other people have recirculated it with this same BOV, though. All you have to do is get a rubber radiator hose and shove it on the end of its cone. Then get a pipe welded onto your intake pipe that aims toward the compressor inlet that will fit the radiator hose. I've seen people use clear vinyl tubing, but it turns brown over time.
There's already a Yahoo group dedicated to water injection. Loads of info. http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/...ter_injection/
Here's a user testimony: http://www.syclone.freeserve.co.uk/waterinjection.htm
Here's a DIY page from a guy that needs web design lessons: http://users.frii.com/maphill/wi.html
Here's a page with a URL that makes you go, "now why didn't I just type that into my browser and see what comes up": http://waterinjection.info/
and of course, the Aquamist company's site itself where you can pick from many pre-manufactured kits... : http://www.aquamist.co.uk/
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There's already a Yahoo group dedicated to water injection. Loads of info. http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/...ter_injection/
Here's a user testimony: http://www.syclone.freeserve.co.uk/waterinjection.htm
Here's a DIY page from a guy that needs web design lessons: http://users.frii.com/maphill/wi.html
Here's a page with a URL that makes you go, "now why didn't I just type that into my browser and see what comes up": http://waterinjection.info/
and of course, the Aquamist company's site itself where you can pick from many pre-manufactured kits... : http://www.aquamist.co.uk/
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NICE! I'll check those out. 
The box was packaged tonight and will be sent off tomorrow. :naughty:
I found out that AEBS co-manufactured their custom pistons with ROSS. I haven't heard much about ROSS.. anyone have any good/bad feedback?
I think i'll be getting an AEBS cam seal while I'm at it too.
I can't wait to get this thing back!! Woo hoo!! :yay:

The box was packaged tonight and will be sent off tomorrow. :naughty:
I found out that AEBS co-manufactured their custom pistons with ROSS. I haven't heard much about ROSS.. anyone have any good/bad feedback?
I think i'll be getting an AEBS cam seal while I'm at it too.
I can't wait to get this thing back!! Woo hoo!! :yay:
Originally Posted by Jafro
By injecting the pressurized air back into the compressor housing, when you let your foot off the gas or shift, the released air pressure keeps the turbo spooled instead of slowing it down with the pressure drop. I understand what you're saying about not having a MAF sensor, but DSMers who do have one don't just recirculate it to keep their fuel curves right, they do it to keep the turbo spooled. It makes the turbo not have to work as hard to re-pressurize the IC and pipes when you mash on the gas for the next gear. So basically even without a MAF, it improves throttle response and lessens turbo lag. 

good luck with the project wcs.
Originally Posted by bambbrose
that'd be cool if AEBS would polish your block like the advertised pic
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that would rock
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It WOULD be cool though.

Thanks Xplicid01. Jafro only knows his stuff cause he has a DSM and they always break so.... :db:



