Flow rates for nozzles

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Wouldn't there be a problem with leaning out when the water ran out?  It
doesn't sound very good to suddenly inject extra air into the manifold without
telling the fuel system about it.  I guess it depends on how you measure your
intake air (MAP, MAF, etc.)

Tommy
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In a message dated 12/17/98 11:57:32 AM Central Standard Time,
rah at horizon.hit.net writes:

<< 
 Here is an odd thought, what about putting the water in a pressure
 tank of some sort and putting compressed air over it.  Enough volume 
 of compressed air, and you should be able to maintain a fairly decent
 pressure until most of the water runs out.   You would of course have
 to air up after putting the water in, and probably put the thing in
 the trunk or someplace with a similar amount of room.  And probably
 you would need a pressure regulator on the water, or some way to sense
 the watter pressure, and adjust the nozzle PW to get the correct flow.
 
 			Just an odd idea
 			Roger
  >>