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Old 08-27-2007, 04:12 PM   #31 (permalink)
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Our valve is not made by clippard, our valve is 430F stanless steel. The valve that Aquamist is experimenting with is a very cheap valve made by clippard for use in air application. Its designed with CRS (cold rolled steel, commonly refered to as "junk steel"). It has great magnetic properties, but poor corrosion resistance. Clippard puts a .004 coating of Nickel, but obviously over time and with any abrasion that will wear thin and you will see corrosion.

That manifold that you see (the "aluminum" has a thick coating of Nickel to prevent corrosion of methanol and he is running 100% water anyway).

Let me know if that satisfies your audit.

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http://www.clippard.com/downloads/ge...l%20Valves.pdf

is the company you are getting your pwm valve not worried that they will get sued by clippard for copying their patented spider design?
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Quote: Originally Posted by Coolingmist
Our valve is not made by clippard, our valve is 430F stanless steel. The valve that Aquamist is experimenting with is a very cheap valve made by clippard for use in air application. Its designed with CRS (cold rolled steel, commonly refered to as "junk steel"). It has great magnetic properties, but poor corrosion resistance. Clippard puts a .004 coating of Nickel, but obviously over time and with any abrasion that will wear thin and you will see corrosion.

That manifold that you see (the "aluminum" has a thick coating of Nickel to prevent corrosion of methanol and he is running 100% water anyway).

Let me know if that satisfies your audit.

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http://www.clippard.com/downloads/ge...l%20Valves.pdf

is the company you are getting your pwm valve not worried that they will get sued by clippard for copying their patented spider design?

Dude,

You are a little clueless. In a few weeks you may realize what I already know. Until that time, have your fun.
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Old 08-27-2007, 04:24 PM   #33 (permalink)
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Quote: Originally Posted by Coolingmist

Let me know if that satisfies your audit.

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Oh and Slowcar GTFO, take your BS elsewhere.
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Old 08-30-2007, 09:12 AM   #34 (permalink)
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Quote: Originally Posted by Coolingmist

Let me know if that satisfies your audit.

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Oh and Slowcar GTFO, take your BS elsewhere.

Otown, what size nozzles did you end up using in this setup?
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Old 08-30-2007, 09:49 AM   #35 (permalink)
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I believe they're M2's.....I haven't really tuned the system in as I am STILL waiting on many other things to be completed. To be honest my system hasn't even been turned on in months.
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Old 09-04-2007, 07:53 PM   #37 (permalink)
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Clippard doesnt make the valves....uh huh..you got the right one baby...

So is Aqua gonan release an el-cheapo kit using the clippard valves?
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Quote: Originally Posted by Coolingmist
Ok, this is sick, we sold this on Friday to a hot rodder. Only coolingmist would do. He actually had another kit which he waited from England for ever, but ended up sending it back and using ours. Its our first 8 port S-HSV. Notice the manifold....


*eight* port

how well do they flow?!
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8 ports, 1.3 GPH each=roughly 10 GPH, which is the valves sweet spot.

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Ok, this is sick, we sold this on Friday to a hot rodder. Only coolingmist would do. He actually had another kit which he waited from England for ever, but ended up sending it back and using ours. Its our first 8 port S-HSV. Notice the manifold....


This would fit on my new car perfectly.....
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Old 09-27-2007, 07:33 PM   #41 (permalink)
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still tryin to decide between the direct port or before the tb. i've read where when you put the sprayer be4 the IAT(sensor in the hp) it reads cooler and gives you more performance. is even distribution the only advantage of dp?
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even distribution and obviously it has to be somewhat faster even if marginal. The nozzles will be smaller, you will use a little less water and maybe have slightly better atomization as well.
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Not only did you purchase and build a custom direct port methanol kit,but you also fab'd a REAL twin turbo setup.If I had the money you had,I would probably turn my car into a damn airplane,lol. Great work man,keep it up!



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~P.S. What are the gains with this setup versus a regular methanol setup?
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