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Misc Aquamist docs and info

Hey guys,

I got this from Richard L from aquamist a while ago. Thought it might be useful.

Instructions on how to tune the v2 rx7 summer for different injectors...

http://i.imgur.com/ZZJet.jpg

I actually was just looking over my v3 Summer instructions last night. I'll scan the instructions and wiring diagram for the v3 when I get home tonight (provided I don't forget) and add in what I have for the HFS-3 as well.

Good idea Supernaut :biggthumpup:

Thank you good sir. Richard is freaking awesome but it's odd how he doesn't write more instructionals himself. We can search and eventually find our answer but it's so much better just getting the info from him directly. Right now, Richard is trying to explain how to pick nozzle sizes. I of course have 0 idea about what he's talking about.

Ok, so I'm going to attach the pictures, in addition to posting the links, in case I'm reshuffling my photobucket somewhere down the line and I accidentally break the links.

I'll get the HFS-2/3pwm user manual (v2.12) scanned in and posted up later.

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h3...23142443_5.jpg

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h3...6-23142443.jpg

I've got about 40+ wiring diagrams for aquamist systems and various fail safes I can post up of yall wana make this a dedicated aquamist setup thread?

Do it. I'll sticky it. The more technical we can get in terms of choosing nozzles, choosing fluids, choosing locations the better.

Just ring Howard, Brian, or Don Hulio LOL :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: or sign up to turbo buicks :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Also have on speed dial your bank manager or pill press handy, as you may need a bail out.

And... the last couple pages.

I know its a cluster of images, but there is some very good diagrams for various setups and how to wire in some very good failsafes using their products.

I absolutely love their products, they are made by engineers who put their knowledge to good use for automotive people since they themselves love cars. Need more focused engineer type ppl to have interests in cars and make car parts.

Thats a lot of Info, I am think about going with Water injector at some point. There is a Boost controller that has output signals for water injection. Is it better to just use one of the Controllers that Aquamist sells in a kit?

They are more advanced than most standalones. Lol. They are exp as shit though but well worth the money. Anyone that owns their products will tell you that.

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Originally Posted by rxspeed7 (Post 204641)

They are more advanced than most standalones. Lol. They are exp as shit though but well worth the money. Anyone that owns their products will tell you that.

:eek: :indrawn beath: Even the mighty MOTEC?

I found a great source for sizing nozzles...

http://howertonengineering.com/tech-...ating-jetting/

The flow chart you should use depends on the pump you have. This can be found in your manual.

Thanks Richard and Howerton engineering!

They are one of the few companies that actually stock aquamist parts and manuals. very good service also.