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Originally posted by LightningGSX@Sep 15 2004, 06:25 PM
Come to think of it, you'd probably want to add another IAT sensor, preferably in the upper IC pipe.Using the existing IAT would be pointless.
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yeah ive considered this product before and talked to a guy in cali and a local friend who would both develop it - use an IAT in the IC outlet and tap into the TPS as well, when IAT is over a certain temp or TPS is > 70%, give the sprayers power. would have to have a window on the temp, turn on over x temp and turn off under y temp. we were going to do it with a little microcontroller, or alternatively an adaptation of the zeitronix TCAC (throttle controlled A/C, which does the TPS portion of the job already).
would be cool and i'll eventually do it. i have 2 questions though - do you think you'd have to spray enough water that it'd be wise to have an accumulator, and can dsm fuel pumps run long-term in water? i read a post a long time ago saying the fuel pump was lubricated by the fuel it pumped so it wouldn't work long term in water, but i don't remember at all who said it or if they knew shit about it