I was looking for water methanol injection, but on this site, nobody seems to have that install on a diesel, so i find nowhere proof if it actiually give a gain in fuel efficency.
There is a lot of info for gaining extra power, but i need a verry small nozle to give a verry low percentage of water/methanol per fuel when i accelerate.
Not a hole lot of water/methanol when you gun the trothle...
Then an other problem, the smallest nozzle i can find is a 50cc nozzle.
I drive 45 minutes to work, that is 40 km. The first 5km is with a cold engine, so no injection.
I P&G, so assume that i inject a bit more then half the time i drive. Make that 30 minutes for 40 km, for easy calculations.
I can drive 1200km on one tank. So injecting 900 minutes.
Smallest nozzle was 50cc, lets say it injects 60cc.
60cc/minute x 900 minutes = 0,06l/minute x 900 minutes = 54 liters.
Thats a hole lot of water, if you compare that i only burn 72 liters of diesel in that time.
So a smaller nozzle is needed or is this a correct volume of water injection?
Is there sombody who can tell me where i can find the info that i aim looking for?
Thanks
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Last edited by TimV; 07-09-2014 at 10:21 AM..
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