Water injection

voyager

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Heres some info on Water injection. I wont be able
to purchase anything like this until next summer...
But You guys could get together for a bulk purchase.
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Thank you for your recent letter about ERL's autosports product.We are
the US
distributer for all ERL product. Due to the specifications of each
individual
cars that need to be outfitted with water injection, we advise our
customers
to direct all technical questions to the Tech.Support department of ERL
at
erl They will get back to you immediately with expert
response
to your queries.For a complete auto parts price list and up-to-date
information, please log on to ERL's website at www.aquamist.co.uk

The following are the prices for the water injection systems:

806 001 WI system 1 complete kit c/w standard pump - $475
806 002 WI system 1s complete kit c/w race pump**new 1998 - $511.00
806 004 WI system 2 complete kit c/w standard pump and MF2 - $887.00
806 005 WI system 2s complete kit c/w race pump and MF2**new 1998 -
$923.00

These prices are the list price and only guaranteed until the end of
1998 at the current Pound Sterling exchange rate of 1.66 to the dollar.
However, we regret that we are presently out of stock due to over
demand. We anticipate a shipment from UK by January 99.
As an incentive to our customers for their patience, we are giving a 10%
discount of the above prices if you order before the end of the year.Our
bulk rate price for over 5 items would be 25% off the list price.You
might want to get together with members of your auto club for for a bulk
purchase.The above prices do not include $16.00 for shipping.

Most customers who have purchased the W1 systems have been completely
satisfied with the performance and customer support from the ERL online
help. For more information and recent news on Aquamist Systems, log on
to
www.aquamist.co.uk.

Sincerely yours,
BKA

PS. We have forwarded your letter to the Tech.support departmnet at ERL,
UK.
You should hear from them shortly.
 
Rob,

I haven't looked at their site again to refresh my memory yet, but from
what I remember from about a year ago, most of their systems seemed to be
designed for turbos. That could explain the high prices given. The
systems did look pretty good though. Maybe the tech department they
mentioned will give you some more specifics about an application suitable
for a GMC. Please keep us posted on any new developments!

Thanks,
Zak

...
>The following are the prices for the water injection systems:
>
>806 001 WI system 1 complete kit c/w standard pump - $475
>806 002 WI system 1s complete kit c/w race pump**new 1998 - $511.00
>806 004 WI system 2 complete kit c/w standard pump and MF2 - $887.00
>806 005 WI system 2s complete kit c/w race pump and MF2**new 1998 -
>$923.00
...
>www.aquamist.co.uk.
>
>Sincerely yours,
>BKA
>
>PS. We have forwarded your letter to the Tech.support departmnet at ERL,
>UK.
>You should hear from them shortly.
>
 
Just for information purposes! Check the inside of the head where the
spark plug seats, and the intake valve seats. On mine (water injected)
there were small cracks. The heads were "J" heads so I was not
concerned to toss them. But no more water either. I think Jim
Clendenny original owner did a good job but the water did damage the
heads. Hair line cracks. Nothing serious but not good enough for me to
re install on my 455, that is the only thing I could account for the
little cracks. Like to know of any others with this phenomena. Chuck
 
A more likely source is pre detonation. many times you cannot even hear it.
Joe Mondello told me that is the first thing we all should install on our
engines with todays bad gas. He sells one that detects knock and
automatically retards and advances the timing to compenste. MSD sells one also.

>Just for information purposes! Check the inside of the head where the
>spark plug seats, and the intake valve seats. On mine (water injected)
>there were small cracks. The heads were "J" heads so I was not
>concerned to toss them. But no more water either. I think Jim
>Clendenny original owner did a good job but the water did damage the
>heads. Hair line cracks. Nothing serious but not good enough for me to
>re install on my 455, that is the only thing I could account for the
>little cracks. Like to know of any others with this phenomena. Chuck
>
>
>
Tom & Marg Warner
Vernon Center NY
1976 palmbeach