new Water Injection thread for Rob
rob,
when u start spraying does it affect ur a/f ratio...do u need to retune ur pe curve for it?
or do u just add timing to it and let it go?
lastly does ur water injection go up linearly like the maf or is it exponential?
Thanks,
Dan
when u start spraying does it affect ur a/f ratio...do u need to retune ur pe curve for it?
or do u just add timing to it and let it go?
lastly does ur water injection go up linearly like the maf or is it exponential?
Thanks,
Dan
Originally Posted by patathSS
I like 4 the best
. I guess I am saving for the snow GM maf kit. The module is included with this correct?
Did you use water injection with race gas on the Impala and are you planning on doing it with the Cobalt? I understand W/I really helps with pump gas tuning but I wonder if it is possible to use this effectively with race gas too.
. I guess I am saving for the snow GM maf kit. The module is included with this correct? Did you use water injection with race gas on the Impala and are you planning on doing it with the Cobalt? I understand W/I really helps with pump gas tuning but I wonder if it is possible to use this effectively with race gas too.
Originally Posted by djt81185
rob,
when u start spraying does it affect ur a/f ratio...do u need to retune ur pe curve for it?
or do u just add timing to it and let it go?
lastly does ur water injection go up linearly like the maf or is it exponential?
Thanks,
Dan
when u start spraying does it affect ur a/f ratio...do u need to retune ur pe curve for it?
or do u just add timing to it and let it go?
lastly does ur water injection go up linearly like the maf or is it exponential?
Thanks,
Dan
Originally Posted by SRT-4_UK
Which controller do you use? The cooling mist controller can be controlled by either boost or a 0-5V source.
I use the Snowperformance.net set-up which is MAF based and linear.
Last edited by FAST06SS; Jul 24, 2006 at 09:43 AM.
Couple of information points.
The boost rise characteristics of a positive displacement blower (like your Eatons, or a twin screw Lysholm/Kenne Bell etc) are very steep at lower rpms and taper at higher rpms vs. a turbo or centrifugal supercharger which has a very progressive rise in boost.
The MAF signal is a smoother rise than the boost signal when a positive displacement blower is usedd and the MAF signal more closely represents the engines need for water-methanol. If you use a boost-based controller, it can usually be dialed in, but it can take a lot more time and effort to do so. This is why we developed a MAF based kit. (It also allows a progressive injection to be used on a naturally aspirated car very easily)
The output MAF signal on most GMs is a frequency (Hz) signal, not a 0-5V signal, so a controller has to have our translator to change the signal or it won't work. That translator is included in our GM MAF kits. There are also different ranges of frequencies on different models and years of GM MAFs, FYI, so we have different translators, etc.
The boost rise characteristics of a positive displacement blower (like your Eatons, or a twin screw Lysholm/Kenne Bell etc) are very steep at lower rpms and taper at higher rpms vs. a turbo or centrifugal supercharger which has a very progressive rise in boost.
The MAF signal is a smoother rise than the boost signal when a positive displacement blower is usedd and the MAF signal more closely represents the engines need for water-methanol. If you use a boost-based controller, it can usually be dialed in, but it can take a lot more time and effort to do so. This is why we developed a MAF based kit. (It also allows a progressive injection to be used on a naturally aspirated car very easily)
The output MAF signal on most GMs is a frequency (Hz) signal, not a 0-5V signal, so a controller has to have our translator to change the signal or it won't work. That translator is included in our GM MAF kits. There are also different ranges of frequencies on different models and years of GM MAFs, FYI, so we have different translators, etc.
Originally Posted by SnowTech.3
Couple of information points.
The boost rise characteristics of a positive displacement blower (like your Eatons, or a twin screw Lysholm/Kenne Bell etc) are very steep at lower rpms and taper at higher rpms vs. a turbo or centrifugal supercharger which has a very progressive rise in boost.
The MAF signal is a smoother rise than the boost signal when a positive displacement blower is usedd and the MAF signal more closely represents the engines need for water-methanol. If you use a boost-based controller, it can usually be dialed in, but it can take a lot more time and effort to do so. This is why we developed a MAF based kit. (It also allows a progressive injection to be used on a naturally aspirated car very easily)
The output MAF signal on most GMs is a frequency (Hz) signal, not a 0-5V signal, so a controller has to have our translator to change the signal or it won't work. That translator is included in our GM MAF kits. There are also different ranges of frequencies on different models and years of GM MAFs, FYI, so we have different translators, etc.
The boost rise characteristics of a positive displacement blower (like your Eatons, or a twin screw Lysholm/Kenne Bell etc) are very steep at lower rpms and taper at higher rpms vs. a turbo or centrifugal supercharger which has a very progressive rise in boost.
The MAF signal is a smoother rise than the boost signal when a positive displacement blower is usedd and the MAF signal more closely represents the engines need for water-methanol. If you use a boost-based controller, it can usually be dialed in, but it can take a lot more time and effort to do so. This is why we developed a MAF based kit. (It also allows a progressive injection to be used on a naturally aspirated car very easily)
The output MAF signal on most GMs is a frequency (Hz) signal, not a 0-5V signal, so a controller has to have our translator to change the signal or it won't work. That translator is included in our GM MAF kits. There are also different ranges of frequencies on different models and years of GM MAFs, FYI, so we have different translators, etc.
do u make one that is plug and play into the maf harness? If so that would rock
Here we go again, plug and play sissys
It's cake guys, the maff sensor harness runs right below the PCM for the cobalt guys and is cake to get to. How hard is it to splice wires?
You will NOT see a plug and play system for WI since every car and install could be slightly different. You will see what i mean when i post some pics later.
Rob
It's cake guys, the maff sensor harness runs right below the PCM for the cobalt guys and is cake to get to. How hard is it to splice wires?
You will NOT see a plug and play system for WI since every car and install could be slightly different. You will see what i mean when i post some pics later.
Rob
Originally Posted by FAST06SS
Here we go again, plug and play sissys
It's cake guys, the maff sensor harness runs right below the PCM for the cobalt guys and is cake to get to. How hard is it to splice wires?
You will NOT see a plug and play system for WI since every car and install could be slightly different. You will see what i mean when i post some pics later.
Rob
It's cake guys, the maff sensor harness runs right below the PCM for the cobalt guys and is cake to get to. How hard is it to splice wires?
You will NOT see a plug and play system for WI since every car and install could be slightly different. You will see what i mean when i post some pics later.
Rob
ill just have to make adapter kits for the aforementioned sissies lol
I"m definately gonna use it too... I really don't care about plug and play... just would be an easier install... but to solder in 1 or 2 wires I can deal with it... for the gains oh yeah
Rob, I cant wait to see the gains so you can show the haters. I just got my new system all worked out so that it has 4 seperate nozzles drilled into my intake manifold. Drilling that thing out was such a bitch. I know that last part has nothing to do with you but I am just soo excited.
Here is what it looks like
Here is what it looks like
Last edited by SRT-4_UK; Jul 24, 2006 at 03:32 PM.
Originally Posted by SRT-4_UK
Rob, I cant wait to see the gains so you can show the haters. I just got my new system all worked out so that it has 4 seperate nozzles drilled into my intake manifold. Drilling that thing out was such a bitch. I know that last part has nothing to do with you but I am just soo excited.
Here is what it looks like

Here is what it looks like

Looks cool, good luck!
So where can i get a GM MAF translator? This is the kit that i have
http://www.enginerunup.com/turbo-blo...it/prod_39.php
http://www.enginerunup.com/turbo-blo...it/prod_39.php
No, we don't make it plug and play, because like Rob said - each installation, even on identical cars, can be very different, let alone different year changes, etc. so it would just turn into a very large headache very quickly. Not to say we aren't interested in maybe getting some connectors to allow people to make it "more" plug and play, just that we aren't there yet.
We have the GM MAF translators - PM me and I can give details. Don't want to make this a commercial.
We have the GM MAF translators - PM me and I can give details. Don't want to make this a commercial.
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