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P1CK4D
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quote:
Originally posted by flybikeslee
filthy bastards have put prices up


Yeah, by quite alot by the sounds of it. And after you mentioned your Octavia ones, my Ibiza ones also mist quite well too.
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FAGs FTW
Iain M
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I have been thinking about this, this last week, ws thinking about using the pipe from the rear jet as i don't have a rear wiper. Was wondering if it was worth it, i know Laurence off here used to do it.
nyzrox
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Vauxhall Insignia washer jets
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citroen xsara washer jets
steve12341
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anybody got any mistign jets for sale?
Simon_16v
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Peugeot 206 Phase 2 are mist
Eck
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quote:
Originally posted by john-d
sounds silly no way will warm water cool it down, but a cold gas thing would


Tell that to the fellas at Subaru who fitted the cold air jets onto the top spec models.
Kurt
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id try this on my gp's fmic but no doubt being italian it would just corode
nyzrox
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Part Numbers - 12782508 / 12782509

about £4 from dealers
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washer bottle water wont really be cool though will it?


The heat transfer between a solid and a gas is not as good as the transfer between a solid and a liquid or a liquid and a gas..

Its much the same principal as sweat
Iain M
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6th Oct 09 at 12:19   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
So is it worth persueing then?
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Xsara ones are good, Kirsty has a set fitted to the 10silly. Throw a fair amount of water onto the screen as well!
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So is it worth persueing then?


IMHO. No. Unless your a big powered, anti-lagging, running on full boost constantly monster of a car.
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So is it worth persueing then?


Its worth doing on any turbo car with an I/C, every 1 degree increase in inlet temperatures equates to a loss of about 1bhp.

[Edited on 06-10-2009 by DaveyLC]
P1CK4D
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So is it worth persueing then?


Its worth doing on any turbo car with an I/C, every 1 degree increase in inlet temperatures equates to a loss of about 1bhp.


So when driving around your saying that the person should be constantly pressing the botton to spray the intercooler to keep it cooler? In the real world I can't see it being worth while on any Road going car.
Iain M
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quote:
Originally posted by Iain M
So is it worth persueing then?


IMHO. No. Unless your a big powered, anti-lagging, running on full boost constantly monster of a car.


That it is not, YET
P1CK4D
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Originally posted by P1CK4D
quote:
Originally posted by Iain M
So is it worth persueing then?


IMHO. No. Unless your a big powered, anti-lagging, running on full boost constantly monster of a car.


That it is not, YET


I garantee, if you went to all that effort you wouldn't notice a blind bit of water by spraying abit of water on your FMIC. Better off getting a mate to get out and spit it on.
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does your car go faster in the rain??
P1CK4D
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does your car go faster in the rain??


You are a fucking genius! I didn't even think of that one
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Originally posted by x14xe sport
does your car go faster in the rain??


no, too much wheelspin

cars go faster in the cold though so i guess it could work on a baking hot summers day. but how many of those do we get in the UK? probably 10-15 at the most each year.
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quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
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Originally posted by Iain M
So is it worth persueing then?


Its worth doing on any turbo car with an I/C, every 1 degree increase in inlet temperatures equates to a loss of about 1bhp.


So when driving around your saying that the person should be constantly pressing the botton to spray the intercooler to keep it cooler? In the real world I can't see it being worth while on any Road going car.


Nope, if you are driving at a constant speed its not a problem as heat soak isnt an issue. But if you having been driving slow or sat say at a red-light that little bit of water on your I/C will make a big difference.
Iain M
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Originally posted by x14xe sport
does your car go faster in the rain??


Its not worth going out in it in the rain
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Originally posted by P1CK4D
quote:
Originally posted by x14xe sport
does your car go faster in the rain??


You are a fucking genius! I didn't even think of that one


i know, its a gift you cant learn
WATSON
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quote:
Originally posted by john-d
sounds silly no way will warm water cool it down, but a cold gas thing would


Tell that to the fellas at Subaru who fitted the cold air jets onto the top spec models.


and mitsi, i noticed on the evo at silly speeds it help'd ALOT good wee feature tbh

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