Water Spray Onto Intercooler
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Has anyone rigged up a water mist spray for their intercooler? Apparently Subaru has a kit for their WRX's which sprays a water mist onto their intercoolers when they're on boost which is said to give them an extra 7kW. Would someting like this work for us?
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My friend did it on his turbo corolla by routing his windshield sprayer to his FMIC. He got kicked off the track though because a lot of the water dripped onto the track.
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propper setups use a very fine mist that evaopates nearly every drop
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But in his defense he beat a new mustang gt in the 1/8th mile haha.
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