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We really only deal with our systems and ones similar, I would not have all the specifics on such a system since it's not in wide use. Also progressive control would be extremely difficult with that system as well.
The systems work the same on gas or diesel engines, Diesels picking up much more power and also require a different calculation if a 4cly or 6cly turbo diesel.
We really only deal with our systems and ones similar, I would not have all the specifics on such a system since it's not in wide use. Also progressive control would be extremely difficult with that system as well.
The systems work the same on gas or diesel engines, Diesels picking up much more power and also require a different calculation if a 4cly or 6cly turbo diesel.
That was going to be the next question, the transition between on and off. Haven't been here long enough to investigate that yet.
You need a D03 nozzle, It will give you 4.4 gph at 200psi @12 volts so with the car on the pressure will be a bit higher. You can also turn the up to 250psi if you want.