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What are these aquamist kits that people always talk about? I guess they are sold through URD. What do they do and are they necessary because I hear about lots of people getting one.
Okay though will someone answer my question though. This truck I am workin on building with a guy out of Washington is gonna be a beast. We are strenthening the chassis and everything to keep this truck working. Changing out tranny, etc. We are planning on pushing out around 550 on about 15 or so lbs of boost, and about 400 when I'm just driving around. With this in mind, would a system like the aquamist be a smart option?ochizon said:FYI there are far cheaper options than aquamist
So I guess you're going to do this with a turbo? Because with a turbo you could run an inter cooler instead of the WI. With the supercharger there isn't a good way to run an intercooler so WI is pretty much the only option for cooling the intake temps down.memario1214 said:Okay though will someone answer my question though. This truck I am workin on building with a guy out of Washington is gonna be a beast. We are strenthening the chassis and everything to keep this truck working. Changing out tranny, etc. We are planning on pushing out around 550 on about 15 or so lbs of boost, and about 400 when I'm just driving around. With this in mind, would a system like the aquamist be a smart option?
(I can do this crazy stuff, I don't have to worry about passing smog)
the intercooler and WI are not mutually exclusive. You cannot run the kind of boost/timing with just an intercooler than you can with both.mt_goat said:So I guess you're going to do this with a turbo? Because with a turbo you could run an inter cooler instead of the WI. With the supercharger there isn't a good way to run an intercooler so WI is pretty much the only option for cooling the intake temps down.
Oh yeah, I hadn't thought of running both together.ochizon said:the intercooler and WI are not mutually exclusive. You cannot run the kind of boost/timing with just an intercooler than you can with both.