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Old 03-08-2012, 01:00 PM
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is it for reall i have a 1000 hp turbo sbc i would like 2 run pump gas not 112 leaded gas what do u think i keep killing o2 sen
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Without any more details I think all anyone could say is "yes". Do you have a specific question?
Snow has a few products that can possibly help you. The theory is that the injected water will help decrease detonation you'll experience with lower octane fuel. As with anything it needs to be properly installed and tuned.
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Old 03-09-2012, 07:42 AM
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I've used water or water/alky injection on most of my pump gas forced induction builds. Works great, better safety factor. Snow Performance is a quality kit. There are limits though. I wouldn't use it to offset a full race tune with race gas.

It will definitely allow more boost and timing than without, but the trick is to not get too greedy.
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...the trick is to not get too greedy.
Haha ...that's almost impossible not to do when you have that much pwer.
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is it for reall i have a 1000 hp turbo sbc i would like 2 run pump gas not 112 leaded gas what do u think i keep killing o2 sen
what EFI system are you using?
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