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Old 02-18-2010, 05:05 PM   #1
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Actually I think having the nozzle mounted on the nozzle will simplify the install unless space is a concern, in which case it can always be moved. With the solenoid mounted to the nozzle you only have to mount one and they will both mounted. I personally think it's nicer this way compared to how I first did it. I figure if you have a foot of hose with water in it with the car bouncing around and such, it could drip out of the end since it has nothing to keep it in.
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Old 02-18-2010, 05:34 PM   #2
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Actually I think having the nozzle mounted on the nozzle will simplify the install unless space is a concern, in which case it can always be moved. With the solenoid mounted to the nozzle you only have to mount one and they will both mounted. I personally think it's nicer this way compared to how I first did it. I figure if you have a foot of hose with water in it with the car bouncing around and such, it could drip out of the end since it has nothing to keep it in.
no never happen, you need to test it to see for yourself.

mounting is a good point, I understand what your saying there. I tried it and I went back to the other way as its more flexible for people who have given me feedback, also the solenoid can be kept cooler as well, something you need to take into account.

anyway it looks good, very familiar
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