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Old 07-26-2009, 08:21 PM   #16
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bigger nozzles are not always the best route to go.
I agree, but from my experience (however limited) even two of Cooling Mists bigger nozzles were not enough to cool off my truck when pushed hard on an uphill climb. Care to expand on that statement? I'm looking to learn all I can.

What I'm wondering about now is how are cylinder pressures effected when running water? I have studs, but I'm thinking about doing another re-torque again.
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Old 07-27-2009, 11:41 AM   #17
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Fuel/water requirements are basically proportional. The more fuel you're running, the more water you need. How you get the water with multiple pumps/nozzles/sizes, whatever, is purely subjective as long as the combo you end up running does the trick for your particular rig.

Trying to get too much water with too big nozzles and/or not enough pump is the main problem most people run into. Done wrong, it gets ugly pretty quick.
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Old 07-27-2009, 03:02 PM   #18
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I agree, but from my experience (however limited) even two of Cooling Mists bigger nozzles were not enough to cool off my truck when pushed hard on an uphill climb. Care to expand on that statement? I'm looking to learn all I can.

What I'm wondering about now is how are cylinder pressures effected when running water? I have studs, but I'm thinking about doing another re-torque again.
on my truck I was running 4 of the largest nozzles I could find and the egt probe in the manifold was reading 1300 at wot sled pulling. I moved the probe to the space between 5 and 6 cylinder and it was reading over 1600 with water full on. the last time I had the head off I machined 5-5 gph nozzles into the bottom of the intake on the head. now I see 1250 to 1300 but the temperature is close to the same across the cylinders. that is with flux 3.5 and a silver bullet. and I usually spray just under a quart of water in 300 foot sled pulling.
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Old 07-27-2009, 03:04 PM   #19
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Robert what system are you running?
I am running the devilsown kit with a upgraded pump,6 port distrubation block and 5 nozzles.my system comes on at 20 psi and full on at 35 psi
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for lube and rust protection I was told this, or a similar product is what is needed : http://www.kleenflo.com/en/productpages/709.htm
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Old 07-27-2009, 03:38 PM   #21
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Cool thanks Mike!!!

Robert i talked with the owner of Devilsown and he is a great laid back fella!!!!
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Old 07-29-2009, 08:09 AM   #22
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Well guys looks like I'm going with the Devilsown system! Can't really beat the price for a well rounded kit that has room to grow apon as needed!!
When I do the install ill get pics!!
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hmmmmmmm I saw a nice deal on a snow stage three in a classified add somewhere........... 400 beans ? you want a link Buddy ?
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I'd like a link if you have it!!

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Hope this dosent double post, first time posting with my BlackBerry!
I have decided to go with the Devilsown system, price is great and they were great
to talk with. Can't wait to get it and install, I will be sure to get pics when I do the instal!!

EDIT....... Double post sorry!!!!!
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Old 07-29-2009, 02:01 PM   #26
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Hope this dosent double post, first time posting with my BlackBerry!
Not the easiest thing to do is it? I was posting from Okinawa and Korea recently and I hate trying to type all those silly little keys!
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Old 07-29-2009, 03:29 PM   #27
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Not the easiest thing to do is it? I was posting from Okinawa and Korea recently and I hate trying to type all those silly little keys!
Heck no!!!! I posted the first time with it but after I did I couldnt see it on here so I tried it again and for some reason as soon as I posted the second time I seen my first one......... But man I love the phone.........
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Old 07-30-2009, 04:37 AM   #28
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hmmmmmmm I saw a nice deal on a snow stage three in a classified add somewhere........... 400 beans ? you want a link Buddy ?

Do you still have that link? Please send me a PM if you still have it, Thanks.
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I've been looking at this set-up. I just do weekend towing, no sled-pulling or racing.

http://www.alcohol-injection.com/wat...mmins-207.html

Not a bad price, $420.
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I've been looking at this set-up. I just do weekend towing, no sled-pulling or racing.

http://www.alcohol-injection.com/wat...mmins-207.html

Not a bad price, $420.
Thats the one im going with but im getting the one that reads EGT's also!!!
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