Do you guys believe it will add up to 60+ HP?
Who has one or knows someone with one?
What do you know about this system?
I am adding on a Snow Performance Boost Cooler when I come back from vacation.
Dude, I want to get that same thing. I saw that article in the July mm&ff and they got 78 rwhp on a 500rwhp car. They look like they work to me for sure. Especially for hot days and stop and go traffic.
The car they tested it on had a T- trim running like 15-17 lbs of boost.
i think it just allows you to run more timing than you would without it it's like running a higher octane fuel . you will prpoably see some gain but not as much as someone running more boost .
I just ordered me a stage 2 kit with progressive controler last week. There was a group buy going on over on the corral. The cool thing I thought for our cars is that it doesn't come with a water tank, but a new bulkhead fitting to put on the existing washer fluid reservoir (so it's kinda hidden) and you use the reservoir for both.
my friend was using it on his SRT-4 and running 18lbs of boost. He really liked it but he bought a HUGE intercooler. I'll have to ask how it helped on the dyno
Yes I think it would add that much and have good side effects as well. This is not a new concept. I think it was first done in the 40s on aircraft motors. The few people that I do know run water injection is on Toyota Tacomas and Buick grand nationals. The Tacomas have horrible timing problems and this helps tremendously. The only thing they warn against this is that if you have a roots-type blower it's not a good idea to run the water or mix thru the blower because of the coating on the impellers. The Tacomas say they have to refill the water once a fill-up.
Actually, with the stock heads/cam and a cobra intake I dyno'd at 410rwhp at 5200rpm and I let off cuz I was seeing 15psi of boost. I can't wait to get the new combo dyno'd (heads/cam/ported intake/Snow injection kit)