The only trolling I see so far is your post - why don't you do everybody a favor and delete your post since you have nothing of value to add to this topic

 

Why would you?
You swear by your kit

 

just asking Jan....the kit I have now serves my purpose as I dont track my car (the coolingmist is a brilliant kit IMO)

BUT what if one day, i have a change of heart...

can you answer the question please?

 

You think the coolingmist system is brilliant because that's all you know. I thought the same thing when I had the coolingmist system. From the very first drive with my new system I understood just what I was missing. I guess you really do learn from experience.

And NAZ, those tanks and mounts I keep showing. They are not made in the UK but rather right here in California.

Oh and again, the RMW system isn't a track only system . It's a better system.

LB

 

thanks LB...see? Dat wasnt hard was it? N i have never doubted aquamist..i know it is the best meth kit out there....

But apart from the tank n mounts, can the aquamist kit ure using be bought from aquamist themselves?

 

ACTUALLY! (and pardon the over reaction to this but...)
#22 under performance touring (door to door bang wheel, caged racing)

"22) Water injection system +6 (An alcohol-water mixture is permitted, but the driver must notify Race Control and Safety that it is being used.)"

http://www.nasaproracing.com/rules/P...ring-Rules.pdf
Page 17


And Time Trials is as real any other form of racing and certainly Autox which I did competitively for 9 years winning ProSolo and Solo Championships in SS in 2007. If you try to go tell any autocrosser at the Solo Championships in September that it's not racing you'll have 1200 competetors chase you out of town. And BTW water injection is allowed there too.

Just because the SCCA national racing or Grandam doesn't have a class that allows a water alcohol injection doesn't mean it's not real racing. Both cars I ran at the SCCA runoffs last year weren't allowed to remove the interior. Does that mean they weren't real racing.

Point being... If it's on the Clock... it's racing. and you build the car to what the rules allow. HPDE is not on the clock so I have to agree with you there.

So back to the point of the original thread. If your particular form of racing allows this it would be silly to not use it.

 

 

nice to see another one of the internet "myths" cleared up that so often get spread around by those who have agenda's