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| DevilsOwn Staff Year: 2000 Make: Pontiac Model: Grand Prix |
Devilsown water-alcohol injection Nozzle size calculator. This is what we have been using for you guys who call us or email us wanting to know. What size nozzle does my car need. This is our first release of this software and fort he most part its accurate for gasoline engines. Diesel engines are still way off. We will update this as we get feed back. If you see anything that out of the norm let me know. Hit the save to button and email us the file to Support@alcohol-injection.com Or post it this forum. More feed back we get the more accurate it will get. We do plan on adding more inputs for so we can guesstimate hp to make it more accurate on Hp for cubic inch engines. And for larger engines. This is the most accurate nozzle calculator out there. Which we plan to impove with your help. Fell free to pass this file around. ![]() Updated file to 1.0.3 |
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| DevilsOwn Staff Year: 2000 Make: Pontiac Model: Grand Prix |
Over 100 downloads and just a hand full of emails.. Copy the txt file like this and put in some info on your car. 2000 Grand prix GTP 3.8 L 2.6 pulley rocker, tep intercooler, Togs, ported T.b. aprox 325 hp. And I uses an 5gph nozzle. ================ Inputs ================ RPM 6200 Boost 12 Liters 3.8 ================ Injector ================ 6.24 gph of fluid flow needed @ 100 psi ================ Other Info ================ CFM 642 BTU 899 ************************************************** ******** About this Program ************************************************** ******** The © 2006 DevilsOwn Alcohol Injection Calculator program calculates CFM, BTU and the Gph needed to keep air intake temperatures close to ambient. When choosing a nozzle always round Gph down to the closest size available. |
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| DevilsOwn Staff Year: 2000 Make: Pontiac Model: Grand Prix |
yea, rotary guys should double there Litters. Can you post up your results, or email them to me with your mods so i can double check things. This is beta still and its hard to have a 1 size fits all.
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| Water Injection Newb Year: 1987 Make: Mazda Model: RX7 Join Date: Dec 2006
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i came up with 6.94GPH 8000RPMs 18PSI 2.6L 694CFMs 1000BTUs not sure exactly what nozzle i got with the kit since it wasn't listed in the packing slip though.. |
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| Water Injection Newb Year: 1991 Make: Ford Model: Mustang 5.0 Turbo Join Date: Sep 2006
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1991 mustang 5.0 turbo, non intercooled (511 rwhp @ 15psi) . Now intercooled but no dyno #'s yet 5500 rpm 18psi 5.0 liters 12.46 nozzle
__________________ 1991 mustang coupe - T70 turbo - DIY meth 10.45 @ 134mph , 22psi boost , pump gas Megasquirt1 |
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| Water Injection Newb Year: 1990 Make: Eagle Model: Talon Join Date: Nov 2006
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1990 Eagle Talon: ================ Inputs ================ RPM 7500 Boost 24 Liters 2.0 ================ Injector ================ 5.71 gph of fluid flow needed @ 100 psi ================ Other Info ================ CFM 592 BTU 822 |
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| Water Injection Year: 1999 Make: VW Model: GTI Join Date: Dec 2006
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The calculator says I need a 4.1 ghp nozzle but I have a 5. What should I do? Is it best to go larger or go down to the 3? I have drive VR6 with a t3/t4 at 10 psi non-ic.
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