Water **** Kit
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Guys like that over on TDR for sure, gain 50hp by using windshield wiper fluid.
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I totally agree.
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Sorry, my phone was open in my pocket and sent that gibberish.
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You won't gain much if anything with an NA setup. It's great for turbo diesels. And works great when your boosted but in an NA engine the IAT temps are never much higher than ambient. Unlike in a boosted engine where the compressed air is superheated.
With that being said I run 50/50 in my supercharged firebird with an LS swap and with a A2W intercooler and 750ml spray I can get 170*F discharge temps down to ambient on a 95*F day. Well technically I got it down to like 88*F but I assume some of the data is scewed by the **** getting on the IAT sensor.
Don't bother. You will only gain a few more degrees of timing maybe and on an NA motor that doesn't equate to much power, in a boosted engine u can gain a good bit.
With that being said I run 50/50 in my supercharged firebird with an LS swap and with a A2W intercooler and 750ml spray I can get 170*F discharge temps down to ambient on a 95*F day. Well technically I got it down to like 88*F but I assume some of the data is scewed by the **** getting on the IAT sensor.
Don't bother. You will only gain a few more degrees of timing maybe and on an NA motor that doesn't equate to much power, in a boosted engine u can gain a good bit.
