So who else is gonna try the STi/Evo I/C water sprayer? maybe a CO2 shot?
06-25-2003, 10:11 PM
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So who else is gonna try the STi/Evo I/C water sprayer? maybe a CO2 shot?
I have an EG...i just got a CF duckbill, and i ripped out my rear window sprayer thing...and then i thought, hey, i can use this to squirt water at my IC! then i was like, well i wonder how much STi or EVO sprayers are anyway, cuz i bet the spray patter from those jets are better than this sprayer...and im not even sure my washer thing works anyway
so i posted on a subaru board and someone sent me to http://www.rallispec.com
and under the turbo/intercooling section, i saw this:
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STi Water Spray Components
RST-8300 Ver.7 STi Manual Water Spray Switch -- $29
RST-8301 Ver.4/5/6 STi Manual Water Spray Switch -- $23
This is a momentary on type switch for providing water spray as needed during heat soak conditions. Uses same style connector as cruise and fog lamp switches.
RST-8303 Ver.7 STi Automatic Water Spray Switch -- $29
RST-8304 Ver.4/5/6 STi Automatic Water Spray Switch -- $23
This is an on-off type switch with indicator light for "on" position. For use as an arming switch in a boost or temperature activated automatic water spray system. Uses same style connector as cruise and fog lamp switches.
RST-8785 STi Water Spray Nozzle -- $10
Dispenses a fine mist of liquid in a fan shaped pattern over the intercooler core.
RST-8780 Ver.7 STi RA Spec C Water Spray Tank Kit -- $147
RST-8781 Ver.7 Washer Tank w/ 2nd Pump for Water Spray -- $85
We offer two water spray tank options. The first, from the Spec C, is a large 12L tank that bolts to the vertical supports behind the back seat (in the trunk). The second more economical options is the factory windshield washer tank that uses a second pump to feed the water spray system.
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so the sprayer itself is 10 bux...now, I can just source another windshield washer pump and a spare container to hold water right? pack that bitch full of ice
and this should work...
i was also thinking of buying a nitrous purge valve and mounting it to spray CO2 in the same direction as the water...to "freeze" the water on the IC ....
any comments on this?
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so i posted on a subaru board and someone sent me to http://www.rallispec.com
and under the turbo/intercooling section, i saw this:
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
STi Water Spray Components
RST-8300 Ver.7 STi Manual Water Spray Switch -- $29
RST-8301 Ver.4/5/6 STi Manual Water Spray Switch -- $23
This is a momentary on type switch for providing water spray as needed during heat soak conditions. Uses same style connector as cruise and fog lamp switches.
RST-8303 Ver.7 STi Automatic Water Spray Switch -- $29
RST-8304 Ver.4/5/6 STi Automatic Water Spray Switch -- $23
This is an on-off type switch with indicator light for "on" position. For use as an arming switch in a boost or temperature activated automatic water spray system. Uses same style connector as cruise and fog lamp switches.
RST-8785 STi Water Spray Nozzle -- $10
Dispenses a fine mist of liquid in a fan shaped pattern over the intercooler core.
RST-8780 Ver.7 STi RA Spec C Water Spray Tank Kit -- $147
RST-8781 Ver.7 Washer Tank w/ 2nd Pump for Water Spray -- $85
We offer two water spray tank options. The first, from the Spec C, is a large 12L tank that bolts to the vertical supports behind the back seat (in the trunk). The second more economical options is the factory windshield washer tank that uses a second pump to feed the water spray system.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
so the sprayer itself is 10 bux...now, I can just source another windshield washer pump and a spare container to hold water right? pack that bitch full of ice
and this should work...i was also thinking of buying a nitrous purge valve and mounting it to spray CO2 in the same direction as the water...to "freeze" the water on the IC ....
any comments on this?
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Re: So who else is gonna try the STi/Evo I/C water sprayer? maybe a CO2 shot? (Short Round)
hm i should check the sprayer on my friends scooby. i can't believe i didnt even think of that, good thinking . that $10 sprayer will most definitely spray better than the stock **** most cars have. too bad my windshield washer resevoir and pump were already pulled out a long time ago...i woulda just used those.
. that $10 sprayer will most definitely spray better than the stock **** most cars have. too bad my windshield washer resevoir and pump were already pulled out a long time ago...i woulda just used those.
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