What to use for intercooler water spray?!?!
#1
What to use for intercooler water spray?!?!
ya..another dumb question...my waterspray is empty...i know some people put water in it..and some put water/alcohol in it...so im not really sure...just want the best for my car...advices??
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i read it...i live in midwest region...it get cold during winter.. the manual said sumthin like " fill the reservoir with windowshield antifreeze, and operate the system for a few seconds to "flush out the residual water".
thats the only thang is found...mmm...so does that mean water? or windowshield antifreeze??
thats the only thang is found...mmm...so does that mean water? or windowshield antifreeze??
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#8
if you arent worried about freezing then use distilled water. the only reason the manual says windsheild fluid is because it has agents to keep it from freezing. the only bad thing i can see with that is it would burn your spray motors out while trying to spray ice. there is even room in the neck, 5 inches above the drain, to let the ice expand. my .02
#10
Methanol / Water (washer fluid) does a better job of cooling than water alone, and is less prone to freezing. Distilled water is a viable substitute if you are too lazy to get washer fluid, but it may freeze. Tap water should never be used. It contains mineral impurities that will foul the spray nozzle and/or leave scaly deposits on the intercooler.
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Originally Posted by Ted B
Tap water should never be used. It contains mineral impurities that will foul the spray nozzle and/or leave scaly deposits on the intercooler.
I think the sprayer only works on long grades (or racing) in high temperature/low humidity situations anyway.
But's it's fun to push the button!
#13
bleach and all the chemicals that's in the water for purification reasons...
I don't see any problems with the tap water. Alcohol and water mix seem to work good, but I heard it really doesn't do much at all for the air being colder.
I think it's because the IC piping (the rubber part) that's going to the Throttle body is right under the Down pipe, so the air gets warm anyway.
I don't see any problems with the tap water. Alcohol and water mix seem to work good, but I heard it really doesn't do much at all for the air being colder.
I think it's because the IC piping (the rubber part) that's going to the Throttle body is right under the Down pipe, so the air gets warm anyway.