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Old 06-07-2002, 06:28 AM
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Default Strange thoughts on "water injection" and detonation

The other day it was humid as **** here in NJ and I came to thinking...." I wonder if exteme humidity in the air can serve as a detonation deterent similar to water injection". Now, I know the percent of water in an the injection from an Aquamist system has got to be a hell of a lot more than any humid day, but still, do you think that those sticky *** days would have a high enough percentage of water in them to ward off some detonation??
Old 06-07-2002, 07:22 AM
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Unfortunatley, humid usually means hot. Hot and humid is great when you are with your woman, but sucks if you are compressing air.

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No. As the water from a water injection system becomes vaporized in the intake tract, it absorbs alot of thermal energy...thus lowering intake temps. Humidity is already vaporized water, and it won't help cool anything down.
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