6.4 on propane and water
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Should improve economy, not exactly sure what the numbers are. Maybe try asking in the 6.0L forum. They'd know more. Reliability shouldn't be an issue for water/meth injection cools the intake charge and cooler, denser air is always good for any motor even gas motors. You should see a total improvement with it. Just make sure you use distilled water so it doesn't rust out your turbos. Look around on the internet a bit you'll find a lot. I know coolingmist and ATS have water/meth injections with great customer service. Hope this helps any.
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Everything voids your warranty it seems. It's possible if you've got a good dealership with good diesel techs and a flexible service manager to have them install it and okay it. I've heard stuff like that. I believe it's easy to uninstall so you may be able to just take it off like most people do with intakes and programmers.
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Originally Posted by 07psdrookie
Everything voids your warranty it seems. It's possible if you've got a good dealership with good diesel techs and a flexible service manager to have them install it and okay it. I've heard stuff like that. I believe it's easy to uninstall so you may be able to just take it off like most people do with intakes and programmers.
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dont know the numbers yet the amount u go through verys to what size injector u put on i have a 8 gallon an hour injector and use windshild washer fluid but i wont to change the injector to a 1 or 2 gallon an hour i did notice that the watter temp dropped 5 to 10 degs when towing u do notice the power increse only when towing up hill have had less regen since i put it on propane is my next vencher then higher gears and an overdrive but money talks as soon as i get more numbers on the watter i will let u know o u can get one from snowperformance for around 300$ my dad has one and he said that it was a good one i got collingmist for ther smart injection setup
Last edited by versitek; 11-17-2007 at 07:09 PM.
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