i/c Water Spray stuff
18 June 2007, 10:24 PM
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i/c Water Spray stuff
Read this below then see post 9# for update!!!
During garage clear out i have found a few bits and pieces that may be of use to someone out there wanting i/c water spray. I don't need it now as i have I/c spray as standard due to recent STI purchase
These are not genuine subaru parts. All Parts are brand new and unused.
4-15psi adjustable pressure switch. Simple discrete switch that can be used to activate something at a pre set boost level within its operating limits. I.e Intercooler water spray.
Illuminated spst toggle switch in red or blue.
2 very fine misting water spray nozzles.
Blade inline fuse and holder.
Wiring diagram for I/c water spray setup and insulated connectors (spade, ring etc) Does not include wire but this can be bought easily from a company like vehicle wiring products for less than £10.
£20 delivered for the lot. (pressure switch is worth that alone)
During garage clear out i have found a few bits and pieces that may be of use to someone out there wanting i/c water spray. I don't need it now as i have I/c spray as standard due to recent STI purchase
These are not genuine subaru parts. All Parts are brand new and unused.
4-15psi adjustable pressure switch. Simple discrete switch that can be used to activate something at a pre set boost level within its operating limits. I.e Intercooler water spray.
Illuminated spst toggle switch in red or blue.
2 very fine misting water spray nozzles.
Blade inline fuse and holder.
Wiring diagram for I/c water spray setup and insulated connectors (spade, ring etc) Does not include wire but this can be bought easily from a company like vehicle wiring products for less than £10.
£20 delivered for the lot. (pressure switch is worth that alone)
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forgot to get battries for the camera today for pics... the thing eats them like my scoob drinks petrol, lol..
day off tomorrow as its me B.day today nad i'm half cut. sore head tomorroe i think
day off tomorrow as its me B.day today nad i'm half cut. sore head tomorroe i think
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Had a blast in my old cossie last night which my mate has kept in storage since he bought it. The i/c water spray stuff i'm selling here is basically parts that i never got round to fitting on that car.
Anyway, i was speaking to him agian today and i've managed to get the pump and wiring from him tonight as he's no intension of using it due to syphoning issues with the use on a FMIC.
So tested it to ensure it all worked, which it does and this will be sold as well.
price will be increased to reflect extra bits.
Pics to follow in 10min and details of what you can buy.
Anyway, i was speaking to him agian today and i've managed to get the pump and wiring from him tonight as he's no intension of using it due to syphoning issues with the use on a FMIC.
So tested it to ensure it all worked, which it does and this will be sold as well.
price will be increased to reflect extra bits.
Pics to follow in 10min and details of what you can buy.
21 June 2007, 11:17 PM
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Right, this water spray kit can be set up 2 ways
1) fully automated using the boost pressure switch for activation.
2) fully automated with manual override to give continual spray or part spray if the switch is flicked on then off. (this uses both blue and red illuminated toggle switches)
Buyers choice
opt 1, is £30 delivered
opt 2, is £35 delivered
Price increase reflects the cost for the now included water pump and wiring. It will also be assembled for you. How nice am I
21 June 2007, 11:22 PM
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Hi, i have been trying to set up a IC spray kit for a while. I already have both standard Subaru switches (auto and manual) plus a bottle with pump. But i have been in need of a good wiring diagram, nozzles etc
So i think option 2 is best suited to me?
Do you accept paypal?
So i think option 2 is best suited to me?
Do you accept paypal?
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Hi, i have been trying to set up a IC spray kit for a while. I already have both standard Subaru switches (auto and manual) plus a bottle with pump. But i have been in need of a good wiring diagram, nozzles etc
So i think option 2 is best suited to me?
Do you accept paypal?
So i think option 2 is best suited to me?
Do you accept paypal?
Wiring diagram is done with my fair hand and a pencil if thats ok for you.
Oh and did i mention there is 3 nozzles now rather than 2.!!
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