decided on a kit
04-10-2009 | 03:38 PM
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From: Kissimmee FL.
i am about to order the cooling mist basic kit. the $199 price tag is very attractive. but i wanted to see if anyone here has used this kit and whats your take on it...
what i dont like is when it comes on, its fully open. no progression. so if i set to start spraying at 7psi, its spraying the same amount all the way up to the 18-22psi i plan on running.
also, i plan on running distilled water only with no intercooler. will i have any trouble running safely in the 20+ psi area on pump gas, or would a mix of alchohol or methonal be needed to do this?
what i dont like is when it comes on, its fully open. no progression. so if i set to start spraying at 7psi, its spraying the same amount all the way up to the 18-22psi i plan on running.
also, i plan on running distilled water only with no intercooler. will i have any trouble running safely in the 20+ psi area on pump gas, or would a mix of alchohol or methonal be needed to do this?
04-21-2009 | 04:56 PM
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got it, in the process of installing it. my kit: 150psi pump and the 361-500 hp rating wich has an M8 nozzle.
http://www.coolingmist.com/detailmain.aspx?pid=Cool150
an idea before i fully install it:
i was thinking of running two nozzles in a staged set-up. an M3 nozzle to activate at 3-4 PSI and my M8 from the kit to activate at 10PSI. i am not running a progressive controller. would i just need a second boost switch to do this, and just split the wires? or would a complete secondary system be needed (pump, boost switch, ect)?
Side note if anyone can help here:
it says on my pump that i should not run pure alchohol through the pump, or anything more than 50/50 because it is flamable. whats the difference between methanol and alchohol? because it says under features that its all 100% methanol compatible.
http://www.coolingmist.com/detailmain.aspx?pid=Cool150
an idea before i fully install it:
i was thinking of running two nozzles in a staged set-up. an M3 nozzle to activate at 3-4 PSI and my M8 from the kit to activate at 10PSI. i am not running a progressive controller. would i just need a second boost switch to do this, and just split the wires? or would a complete secondary system be needed (pump, boost switch, ect)?
Side note if anyone can help here:
it says on my pump that i should not run pure alchohol through the pump, or anything more than 50/50 because it is flamable. whats the difference between methanol and alchohol? because it says under features that its all 100% methanol compatible.
05-01-2010 | 04:01 AM
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05-14-2010 | 01:59 AM
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I know you are looking for customers who have purchased either kit to answer for you. I will chime in to give you our standpoint, you make your own decision. Hopefully customers will chime in and you can make a decision. Snow Performance is the only company we consider to be our direct competitor, so we get this question several times a day from our phone customers. I will not say anything bad about Snow Performance, but I can give you some key features of our products and you can decide.Every part of our kit is 100% methanol compatible.Our checkvalve is made of brass, can handle over 300F and 600 PSI
Our fittings are 100% brass quick disconnects. No Nylon or plastic clips.
Our 6 quart tank (1.5 gallon) has the pump inside it. This means you dont have to mount the tank and pump, just strap the tank down and you are done.
Our fittings are 100% brass quick disconnects. No Nylon or plastic clips.
Our 6 quart tank (1.5 gallon) has the pump inside it. This means you dont have to mount the tank and pump, just strap the tank down and you are done.
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