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 Post subject: W.I.
PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 9:28 pm 
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Who here has water injection on their ST205 and where did you puy the spray nozzle? Ideally it needs to be a distance from the throttle body, but not keen on the idea of putting it pre WAI. Seems the only place is immediately pre throttle butterfly :?
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Gary - a popular position for the WI nozzle is in the TB...

I personally see this as the only fitting position for the 205.

As a side note I would use the smallest nozzle possible, maybe even buy the smaller 0.4mm nozzle?

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Already have a 0.4mm nozzle reday to go in. Previous experience with WI on my 220 GTi has shown me that this is the size to go with :wink:
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Example of Water Injection Nozzle location on an ST205 throttle body:

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Would this also be the ideal place for WI on the ST185RC ?

Don that looks like quality WI work there, Most of the ones ive seen documented on the net have cut the rubber TB mount and welded a section on the intercooler.

Are you using a Aquamist or Shurflo setup Gary?

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sikx5 wrote:

Are you using a Aquamist or Shurflo setup Gary?


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GT4WRC wrote:
sikx5 wrote:

Are you using a Aquamist or Shurflo setup Gary?


:D


Do you have any pics and details on the setup ? What are your thoughts on quality ?

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http://www.220gti.co.nz/water%20injection.htm

I've been running ERL WI on a few cars for years now (inc back in the UK) and have had no issues with it whatsoever. Mainly on road going cars but also on a tarmac rally car where it ran faultlessly despite harsh conditions. I have no reservations about continuining to use it either :D
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you can buy a cheap WI kit from here
http://www.store.enginerunup.com/
the OC ran a group buy which was quite successful
http://gt4oc.net/viewtopic.php?t=28702

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GT4WRC wrote:
http://www.220gti.co.nz/water%20injection.htm

I've been running ERL WI on a few cars for years now (inc back in the UK) and have had no issues with it whatsoever. Mainly on road going cars but also on a tarmac rally car where it ran faultlessly despite harsh conditions. I have no reservations about continuining to use it either :D
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Gary,
Thanks alot for the link mate, Great website about the W.I, Cheers. Cant wait to install a setup on my car and see the results for myself. Im guessing thats your site and your rover? some serious work in that machine. 8)

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Im guessing thats your site and your rover? some serious work in that machine. 8)


Sure is. A long way to go yet vefore it's ready though. Keep getting distracted by the ST205! :roll:
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