Injection Fail Safe by Labonte MotorSports now available
Mar 7, 2008, 09:13 PM
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The IFS-10 or IFS-20 are each $139.00. Both in stock.
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Mar 14, 2008, 08:18 PM
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Need to know your flow? Labonte MotorSports has the answer. The IFG-20 is a 52mm gauge that can be used with the Injection Fail Safe (IFS-10) to display fluid flow in Real Time. The built in Peak & Hold feature lets you recall the last maximum injection flow rate. No more guess work when tuning to know your systems injection output.
Available in Red ($74.94) or Blue ($79.95) LEDs
Apr 1, 2008, 11:48 AM
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Everything is in stock. The Injection Fail Safe is compatible with other kits. So if you already has an water-meth system, the IFS is a great add on.
Apr 9, 2008, 02:30 PM
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The IFS-10 and IFS-20 are functionally the same, only difference are the fittings.
IFS-10 uses 1/4" hose quick connects.
IFS-20 uses -4AN fittings.
Apr 17, 2008, 07:20 PM
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I have a question about this unit before I purchase it.
The user set-point would be your base flow, roughly. So like when the kit begins to spray, you would measure this amount, and that would be when the failsafe deactivates. If it drops below it activates.
What happens if the line were to pop off between the failsafe and the nozzle? The flow would go to max flow, is this a user adjustable setting as well? So that if this did happen it could cut you back to failsafe mode too...
The user set-point would be your base flow, roughly. So like when the kit begins to spray, you would measure this amount, and that would be when the failsafe deactivates. If it drops below it activates.
What happens if the line were to pop off between the failsafe and the nozzle? The flow would go to max flow, is this a user adjustable setting as well? So that if this did happen it could cut you back to failsafe mode too...