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Originally Posted by soflarick
(Post 116765)
I did think about the Hydra controlling the water flow based on air temp instead of boost pressure. I am going to call FM to see how difficult it is to wire that up. If it's a PITA I'll stick with my original plan of just a small pressure switch. I figure engagement around 8-10psi would be good since the temps are going to climb at that boost anyway, maybe 10psi. I am seeing 10psi at 6500rpm, 10.5 at 7100, around 8.7 between 3000-5000. I have to re-review the datalogs for more accurate info. I know I would have to tune additional cells in the Hydra fuel map with the IC spray on since without it those cells probably aren't going to be hit while running. Just do it on the dyno.
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Email is soflarick at bellsouth.net. I'd really appreciate those secrets.:)
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guess you shouldn't use AC either incase the water drips.
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Originally Posted by MiazdaBLUE
(Post 116825)
guess you shouldn't use AC either incase the water drips.
oh shnap, first newbie to catch on this quick here! :bigtu: |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 116847)
oh shnap, first newbie to catch on this quick here! :bigtu:
With something to just spray the IC under extremely hot temps, I don't see why it would not work. |
I'm on the same page as ben...I like the FMIC as the main device for keeping intake temps in check. but utilizing the WI function on MS to drive some sort of sprayer to battle heatsoat in extreme conditions is how I'd like to do it. Since we can control the onset at rpm, temp, and boost level.
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Friend open tracks his new Z06 with the air on, all the time.
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