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| DevilsOwn Staff Join Date: Apr 2005
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| The best place to see some photos would be ls1gto.com, For Vetts most people mount the pump under the drivers side fenderwell. And tank options vary, theres not a hell of alot of room under there so you need to eyeball where you want to mount the tank. The measurements are on the product site. The MAP sensor on a C5 is a 1bar so you will need to add one of our 2 bar map sensors which operates independent of the cars PCM. All you need is to tap a vac line and follow the instructions with the kit. M14 will be your nozzle size for the C5, the nozzle goes in the intake about 6 to 8 inches from the throttle body, If you can get it before the IAT sensor that is even better this way you can get a little extra timing. You can ask us more specific questions if you need. |
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| Alcohol Water Injection Year: 1991 Make: Mazda Model: Miata Join Date: Oct 2007
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| No, there is a check valve. So putting the pump in a lower area is not a problem. But putting the tank above the level of the pump is desirable to keep from having to prime the system when air gets in.
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| Alcohol Water Injection Year: 1991 Make: Mazda Model: Miata Join Date: Oct 2007
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| Yes, that is the optimum way to do it. That way, you will not have to worry about having air in the line.
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