HYDE161
Go Kart Champion
Thanks Hyde, you just added me lol I'm ill_mk6 on ig. I'm gonna try to read through the posts this week if I have time
welcome back to FB lol.
Thanks Hyde, you just added me lol I'm ill_mk6 on ig. I'm gonna try to read through the posts this week if I have time
I emailed Aquamist almost 2 weeks ago and have yet to get a response? Is that normal for them?
Also emailed aquamist here in the states and they forwarded the email to the main shop. Also messaged them on facebook, but just received automated responses.
Hyde16, whats the fb page you are running for meth?
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Forward me your email to Aquamist. RJacobs1@gmail.com
Bringing this bitch back from the dead. Getting ready to do my initial WM setup and have a few questions. While i'm on the stock turbo i'm just gonna be running one jet post IC for cooling. For anyone that may have this setup, how much are you spraying? Trying to figure out what size aquamist jet to get. Also, what's the best option for a pump? Eventually i'll be running the post IC nozzle along with 4 dpi nozzles so I want a pump that can handle it. Should I just go with the Aquamist pump as well?
I've been back and forth on getting an aquamist setup for awhile and I am now tempted to pull the trigger on a simple post IC bung - not looking to tune it for power or anything, just looking for the cooler IAT benefit. Looking at the aquamist kit and the setup looks pretty straight forward, but whats the best way to determine at what point it should come on, how strong, etc...is it trial and error, or are there some general rules of thumbs you can follow to make setup a little easier?
I've been back and forth on getting an aquamist setup for awhile and I am now tempted to pull the trigger on a simple post IC bung - not looking to tune it for power or anything, just looking for the cooler IAT benefit. Looking at the aquamist kit and the setup looks pretty straight forward, but whats the best way to determine at what point it should come on, how strong, etc...is it trial and error, or are there some general rules of thumbs you can follow to make setup a little easier?
Just finished reading the whole thread. Lots of good info here. Thanks to everyone that has pitched in their experience and knowledge. Almost done installing a dual nozzle snow stage 2 kit. Just have to finish wiring it tomorrow and test. Will be about 100 degrees here the next couple days so should be a good test of the kit.
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