Alcohol Injection Question?
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Alcohol Injection Question?
Hey My buddy and I were discussing Alcohol Injection.... he was saying that the tank MUST be DOT approved... is this true? If so is the tank that comes with the Alcohol Injection DOT approved? If not where can I get one? someone link some sites where to buy some.
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^^^i'm gettin my turbo kit soon and wanted to run an alcohol injected boost...
where can we get the pump or the sprayer whatever it is to have an alcohol injection, and any DIY?... please help a noob out!
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where can we get the pump or the sprayer whatever it is to have an alcohol injection, and any DIY?... please help a noob out!
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Originally Posted by pnoyster2k1cvic
your oem windshield washer reservoir is DOT approved! BAM!!! you're set! 

yeah, i was actually thinking that too
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Originally Posted by HyaBoosta
dezod can you post a link to what it looks like?
Note...This system is for TURBOCHARGED and SUPERCHARGED Engines ONLY !
"The system uses a pressurized aluminum tank to keep the water and intake manifold at the same pressure so that a high pressure pump is not needed. Boost pressure from the intake manifold pressurizes the tank. This keeps the cost down and delivers very reliable performance.
A tank of water (or water / alcohol mix.) on average will last 1 tank of gas. If you are running very high boost levels and/or driving the vehicle exceptionally hard all the time then the water consumption will be higher. Excellent as an addition to your intercooler for running higher boost levels in warm weather and MUST for non-intercooled systems. System is adjsutable for starting point via an adjustable pressure switch."
Water Tank Dimension for #980 Kit: 9.625" x 5" x 2.5"
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Originally Posted by pnoyster2k1cvic
100bones is more reasonable... 239 

The SF kit is a sprayer (with somewhat of a rough atomization) and a Holley brand pressure switch. You can buy both parts for about 70 online.
The kit dezod sells is an actual kit, not two parts.
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