Ultrasonic water mist installed in Dodge Ram 2500

[Yourfishman]

From what i understand 0.3 Liters per HOUR of water vapor Is not enough water vapor to make a differance on a 100cc mini bike.

[josh8loop]

@Yourfishman

Thats .3 Liters/Hr or water that is vaporized, not .3 Liters of water vapor. I agree that the volume is very small compared to total displacement of the engine, but also know that small water vapor injection over time can have cumulative benefits too. I notice a smoother running engine in mine FWIW

[Yourfishman]

@josh8loop

Thanks for that correction.

It would be nice if this video stated what improvements is he claiming with this set up?

[josh8loop]

@Yourfishman I agree, it would be nice to know that information.  I noticed smoother idle, and smoother running when I did my TDI diesel engine.

[freddyhho]

You are right, there's a chance the pipe collect water, but until now it seems this is not the case.

What I'm notice is that when the engine is running cold the engine it shakes very very little, once the engine gets to normal temp operation it runs great, whit a noticeable increase in power.

BTW: I'm using this system working together with an EFIE (just adding milivolts to the signal of the O2 sensor using a 1.5V battery) just to avoid the sensor gets to much oxigen readings.

[josh8loop]

@freddyhho

Water vapor output can be increased by slightly heating the water in your clear ultrasonic vapor tank if you want more output volume. This heating will also help things not to freeze in winter months.

[Trai1Blaz3r]

That looks really cool freddy. Although the setup looks like it may collect water in your geet pipe,but what do I know. Can't wait to hear about any results you get!