
T.F.S. wrote:

it was a very high concentration of ethanol with some water but my testing showed that there wasnt a massive difference in cooling betwen alcohol and water

i use ethanol for its octane advantages, water is actually better for cooling.

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.it phase changes at a higher temp so takes on more heat and has a higher calorific vauue IIRC
edit:
Latent heat of fuel

= 350KJ/kg

Latent heat of Methanol

= 1109 Kg/kJ

Latent heat of water

= 2256KJ/kg

what sensor are you using to record inlet temps.

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.not the stock one i hope!

those numbers mean nothing to me, lol
it also greatly depends on what state the water is in when it enters the engine.

(ie droplet size)
im going off my own experiences injecting pre TB.

i havent injected meth, but plan to, but there will be a huge difference for a knock preventative compared to water.

water hasnt done anything apart from help knock a little in terms of temps.

then again without it i still see intake temps in the 30s anyway

my mat is one of the RAIT sensors in stock location.
