Injector Cleaner
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It's 177 quid on total here for TerraClean and intake clean. I reckon we'll do it before it goes for remap.
When it gets mapped it'll arrive as clean as it can be for 50k+ miles and with a full tank of VPower
You make a very fine point. I think that may not be a bad shout at all! Devil's Own kits are about 200-250?
How are WI/WMI systems with longevity of engine parts? Does the water/steam start to eat away at the engine?
Any down sides to WI/WMI at all?
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I also want to know the answer to this
Was watching a few videos on youtube about how it works and from what I have gathered, the water evaporates and cools the temp down, so its not really a case of just chuckin water into your engine lol
I just got a quote from a local German car specialist and they said if they had the right tool for a Seat, then I'm probably looking at about 400 notes to get the intake ports and valves walnut blasted.
WMI is looking like the most economic way of keeping our intakes cleaned but I'm interested to know what the long term effects are of having this installed. I've not actually seen pictures of a tear-down of an engine that's had this system running for a length of time.
WMI is looking like the most economic way of keeping our intakes cleaned but I'm interested to know what the long term effects are of having this installed. I've not actually seen pictures of a tear-down of an engine that's had this system running for a length of time.
I agree, schnazzle. It looks pretty damn good.
stu3y, it definitely does work with soot chuckers. I've become obsessed with this and have seen a lot of WMI kits for diesels:
http://www.snowperformance.net/faqs_type.php?type=diesel
stu3y, it definitely does work with soot chuckers. I've become obsessed with this and have seen a lot of WMI kits for diesels:
http://www.snowperformance.net/faqs_type.php?type=diesel
WeeG (Graeme) needs to get his ass in here to spread his wealth of knowledge. That little Scottish bugger should be running 400+ now on his meth
Have you seen this from a seperate thread. Its very scary that this burns with an invisible flame. How do you put out something you cant see, and no visible warning of a fire in the first place.
Really put me off.
The last video is the main one
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The question got asked on ASN forum so I did some tests which may be of interest to folks:
okies...
did the tests
video's also... (excuse shakey hands)
Tests done.. % mix water/meth changed, and ign source flammability test, with combustable (paper) to show actual flame, as meth burns without a colour.. invisible...
100%, 50%, 40%, 30% meth tested
100% Meth - Flammable (no **** sherlock)
http://youtu.be/iU7fwBA3WR0
50% Meth - Flammable
http://youtu.be/Z0OYmmKNmbg
40% Meth - Flammable
http://youtu.be/V9T_i96gQ4c
30% Meth - Not Flammable
http://youtu.be/U_0BLv54aeI
and what it looks like in indy racing... when on fire...
http://youtu.be/uvK1AicyGGw
Really put me off.
The last video is the main one
...................................................
The question got asked on ASN forum so I did some tests which may be of interest to folks:
okies...
did the tests
video's also... (excuse shakey hands)
Tests done.. % mix water/meth changed, and ign source flammability test, with combustable (paper) to show actual flame, as meth burns without a colour.. invisible...
100%, 50%, 40%, 30% meth tested
100% Meth - Flammable (no **** sherlock)
http://youtu.be/iU7fwBA3WR0
50% Meth - Flammable
http://youtu.be/Z0OYmmKNmbg
40% Meth - Flammable
http://youtu.be/V9T_i96gQ4c
30% Meth - Not Flammable
http://youtu.be/U_0BLv54aeI
and what it looks like in indy racing... when on fire...
http://youtu.be/uvK1AicyGGw
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