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Ok. It's finally in and just testing it with windshield washer fluid I picked up 1 MPG. Last night I replaced that with -20 washer fluid and one bottle of Heet starting fluid. Now I just have to fit the correct nozzle and adjust the pump pressure to get maximum chamber cooling and octane boost.

The low-rpm/low-load pinging is all but gone except the tiniest bit on tip-in until I run it WFO. The 3-step-colder-than-stock spark plugs may have helped a bit too. They dissipate heat from the chamber better but with them and the initial squirt of alcohol on start-up when there's no vacuum cold starts have gotten a little rough. I may need an arming switch. Got the perfect place for one since I don't have a convertible.

I'll update again when I adjust the flow and flash the 100-octane tune.
 

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I must have missed your original thread.. but sounds like an interesting project.. let's see some pics!
 
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Impressive shiot mang

Pics please...
 
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Pics won't show much since I used the washer fluid tank and mounted the pump below that on the frame rail. All hidden. All you can see is a little conduit and a red hose running across the firewall to the intake tube, but even the nozzle is hidden a bit under the strut tower brace. I'll take some pics with the fender liner pulled back and of the hose but it's still a sleeper.

I didn't have my own thread before, just posted in a couple of others that I was going this route.
 
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Sounds awesome! Wonder if it would work with the giggle gas...
 
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I don't know about that. N2O already does some charge cooling. I guess you could get the benefit of the octane boost.
 
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I'm running the 100 octane tune today with no pinging. I'm going to make some 3rd/4th gear runs on the way home to make sure and then start adding some WOT timing. I have to retard a little at 0-2000 again until I can get a datalog to my tuner.

I took pics of the engine compartment but they're at home. If my wife doesn't go into labor tonight I'll upload them.
 
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cool.
 
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Well she did so I'll have to get them up tonight. Still no issues except for a little tip-in ping but I'm going to bring a datalog to Jake.
 
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would this be beneficial to a motor with 10.5:1?
 
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I'd say if you had to retard timing a little to run on 93 or weren't able to advance much it could make a huge difference. What did Jake build you (noticed your sig) and what made you go to Longwood, FL from TX for an engine build?
 
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Did a PI swap, LT's, gears, etc. I actually grew up in Winter Springs and have been using Jake since he opened up his shop. I recently moved to Texas for work, but will coming home soon for good
 
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Small world! I live in Sanford. I bought my car from the Blacks and all the work I didn't do has been done by Lamotta. Can't go wrong there.
 
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I'll have to meet up with you next time I'm home...
 

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ditch the vacuum switch and install a WOT switch instead - that way an arming switch is not necessary. This will involve re-wiring the relay that triggers the pump as you will have a normally open switch versus the normally closed switch you have currently. I have a diagram I can send you via Email if you'd like . . .
 
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I am pretty intrested... I am running kinda high compression. would the ability to bump the timing up bring noticable gains.. like 10 RWHP or so? Or am I reaching?
 
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I'll have to meet up with you next time I'm home...
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Absolutely. Maybe a trip to OSW.
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ditch the vacuum switch and install a WOT switch instead - that way an arming switch is not necessary. This will involve re-wiring the relay that triggers the pump as you will have a normally open switch versus the normally closed switch you have currently. I have a diagram I can send you via Email if you'd like . . .
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Please do. I think that would solve my problem. It would also help me conserve some of the mixture, saving some $$. mrshl13@cfl.rr.com

would the ability to bump the timing up bring noticable gains.. like 10 RWHP or so? Or am I reaching?
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It all depends. Mine actually had to be retarded 3 degrees from stock to run on 93 octane. That was worth 18 hp and 15 lb/ft of torque on the dyno. I'm running the stock WOT timing now with the boost cooler and a little bit retarded at low rpm/low load w/ no pinging. I'm going to start adding timing this weekend if I have time. I also need to get the pics uploaded but there's so much to do with a new baby in the house.
 

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how much compression on you running. I hope in the 12:1 + range.
 
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Me? 4v block/internals w/ PI heads so it's pretty high. I think it's a 4.5cc dish.
 

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mrshl13 said:
Me? 4v block/internals w/ PI heads so it's pretty high. I think it's a 4.5cc dish.
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should be in the 11s then, no need for the meth injection. Im running around 11.5:1 and Im not pinging.
 
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