New high speed valve?
10-27-2007, 08:02 AM
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Ben, yes, the thread from msextra.com is what led me here. I apparently entered at a bad time (bannination of users, etc.) and hope I didn't inadvertently prompt that. I'm still willing to work with the vendors of the HSV, etc., so as to facilitate adding MS support for their device. Would the admins like me to keep this thread advised as to progress? I'd be happy to do that.
-Mike (longtime Mazda enthusiast, current RX-7 & 8 owner and in need of good WI control for 12A turbo project under development)
-Mike (longtime Mazda enthusiast, current RX-7 & 8 owner and in need of good WI control for 12A turbo project under development)
but I also started the MSExtra thread so can follow there I appreciate that someone with more knowledge than me is able to help/progress
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10-27-2007, 08:51 AM
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Please dont post FALSE information about my company and I will gladly stay off your forum. Its obvious that you dont want any competition here and frankly I am ok with that.
You dont want my company here, I will stay off, just dont make stuff about about us.
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10-27-2007, 04:48 PM
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Come on man. If you're going to "sneak" back on the board, at least not be confrontational.
The first time a coolingmist employee registered on this board, he was combative and disruptive. Similar to how you are starting to act now.
That is why you were on a short leash; you are paying for the sins of your forfather.
I'm glad you guys have a HSV. I'm glad that Mike found this thread. It looks like a real, working solution is a definate possibility. I like the fact that we're only an hour away, and I'd prefer to support local business instead of sending money to England. But if your company is represented by a d-bag, then I do not want to partner with you.
Now, a lot of people on this board have Devil's Own branded WI components. So be it. As you've said, they're not your competitor anyway. Which, in a way is correct, as DO does not currently market a HSV.
The first time a coolingmist employee registered on this board, he was combative and disruptive. Similar to how you are starting to act now.
That is why you were on a short leash; you are paying for the sins of your forfather.
I'm glad you guys have a HSV. I'm glad that Mike found this thread. It looks like a real, working solution is a definate possibility. I like the fact that we're only an hour away, and I'd prefer to support local business instead of sending money to England. But if your company is represented by a d-bag, then I do not want to partner with you.
Now, a lot of people on this board have Devil's Own branded WI components. So be it. As you've said, they're not your competitor anyway. Which, in a way is correct, as DO does not currently market a HSV.
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10-29-2007, 12:15 AM
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pressure depends on what pump you run... probably can find that on the DO site.
I would think you'd want capacity for a few hundred cc/min at least. Maybe double what the most water volume someone will run?
I would think you'd want capacity for a few hundred cc/min at least. Maybe double what the most water volume someone will run?
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