I/C spray bottle?

mkultra69 · 06-29-2003, 06:21 PM

Im making an I/C sprayer and I dont wanna use the washer bottle. My question is how big (i.e. 1 quart, 1 gallon..) bottle should I get? I live in WA so I dont realy need it that offten

But I have noticed that my i/c is rather warm. I plan on making a pressure switch system that will come on at 8~10 p.s.i. with th STi auto ****ch that way it wont be on all the time. I was thinking about a 1 quart bottle, but I was worreid that Id have to be putting more water in it every day. Oh and I dont want to put the bottle in the trunk.

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cdvma · 06-29-2003, 10:49 PM

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Originally posted by mkultra69
Oh and I dont want to put the bottle in the trunk.

Well then you dont have much to choose from, I dont think you can fit any sizeable container under the hood. If you are not using your intake resonator then plug the hole in the bottom, cut off the tube to the airbox and seal that hole then close up the snorkel input tube except for a hole for water in/out. Instant water tank thats sizeable otherwize you probably wont be able to fit anything larger than a sports water bottle.

doogdog · 06-30-2003, 12:51 AM

I used a washer bottle out of a Hyundai Accent and located it in the passenger's fenderwell. Since this washer bottle has two pumps I have one pump hooked up to my UTEC and one pump running on a manual switch. This method could be used on either side of the car, however, you do have to drill a hole in some of the sheet metal to fit the filler neck. I'll post some pics later in the week.
DD

8YURV8 · 06-30-2003, 07:01 AM

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Originally posted by mkultra69
Im making an I/C sprayer and I dont wanna use the washer bottle. My question is how big (i.e. 1 quart, 1 gallon..) bottle should I get? I live in WA so I dont realy need it that offten But I have noticed that my i/c is rather warm. I plan on making a pressure switch system that will come on at 8~10 p.s.i. with th STi auto ****ch that way it wont be on all the time. I was thinking about a 1 quart bottle, but I was worreid that Id have to be putting more water in it every day. Oh and I dont want to put the bottle in the trunk.

Well you can order the real thing at this site: http://www.rallispec.com/

lstepnio · 06-30-2003, 10:23 AM

I would pickup a USDM 04 STi trunk mounted I/C spary bottle. Your local Subaru parts department should be able to order the part.

PaulRex · 06-30-2003, 04:09 PM

Call up Rallispec(rallispec.com). They sell an Windsheild washer tank with TWO pumps in it so you can use it for water spray also...

They also sell two different trunk mounted type RA water tanks, the nozzeles the and all the other stuff if you need it too..

Paul

mkultra69 · 06-30-2003, 04:38 PM

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Call up Rallispec(rallispec.com).

I sent them an email this morrning, just waiting to hear back from them. Think Im just going to use the silencer for my tank. Just ganna have to get some fiberglass dress it up a bit and fab up a filler tube.

Mark B. · 07-01-2003, 12:16 PM

mkultra69:

You might reconsider using the existing washer bottle. Unless you are going to be racing on a track, I don't think it is worth the complexity of an automatic system. For "Sport" driving and Autocross etc., a momentary switch and the washer bottle works well. (Automatic systems require a large tank, and usually some type of pump that can run dry without burning up).

Another nice thing about the washer bottle is there is a location for a second pump already. You only need to buy a pump (From any auto parts store) and drill a hole through the washer tank. Push the new pump in and do the wiring and you are done.

Regards,

06-29-2003, 06:21 PM	#1
mkultra69 Scooby Specialist Member#: 34402 Join Date: Mar 2003 Chapter/Region: NWIC Location: port orchard wa Vehicle: 2002 WRX AP stg 2+ WRB 4EAT and proud of it!	I/C spray bottle? Im making an I/C sprayer and I dont wanna use the washer bottle. My question is how big (i.e. 1 quart, 1 gallon..) bottle should I get? I live in WA so I dont realy need it that offten But I have noticed that my i/c is rather warm. I plan on making a pressure switch system that will come on at 8~10 p.s.i. with th STi auto ***ch that way it wont be on all the time. I was thinking about a 1 quart bottle, but I was worreid that Id have to be putting more water in it every day. Oh and I dont want to put the bottle in the trunk. Registered users of the site do not see these ads.

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06-30-2003, 12:51 AM	#3
doogdog Scooby Specialist Member#: 29308 Join Date: Nov 2002 Chapter/Region: NESIC Location: MA Vehicle: 2005 Outback XT LTD Champagne Gold Opal	I used a washer bottle out of a Hyundai Accent and located it in the passenger's fenderwell. Since this washer bottle has two pumps I have one pump hooked up to my UTEC and one pump running on a manual switch. This method could be used on either side of the car, however, you do have to drill a hole in some of the sheet metal to fit the filler neck. I'll post some pics later in the week. DD

06-30-2003, 10:23 AM	#5
lstepnio Scooby Specialist Member#: 10972 Join Date: Oct 2001 Chapter/Region: South East Location: Tampabay, Florida Vehicle: 2004 STi (fuxor3d!!) 2004 Forester X	I would pickup a USDM 04 STi trunk mounted I/C spary bottle. Your local Subaru parts department should be able to order the part.

06-30-2003, 04:09 PM	#6
PaulRex Scooby Guru Member#: 12454 Join Date: Nov 2001 Chapter/Region: Tri-State Location: Vermont Vehicle: 02 ImprezaaWrxxxxx 08 SV650SF	Call up Rallispec(rallispec.com). They sell an Windsheild washer tank with TWO pumps in it so you can use it for water spray also... They also sell two different trunk mounted type RA water tanks, the nozzeles the and all the other stuff if you need it too.. Paul

07-01-2003, 12:16 PM	#8
Mark B. Scooby Newbie Member#: 9848 Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Palmdale CA Vehicle: 2002 WRX Platinum Silver	mkultra69: You might reconsider using the existing washer bottle. Unless you are going to be racing on a track, I don't think it is worth the complexity of an automatic system. For "Sport" driving and Autocross etc., a momentary switch and the washer bottle works well. (Automatic systems require a large tank, and usually some type of pump that can run dry without burning up). Another nice thing about the washer bottle is there is a location for a second pump already. You only need to buy a pump (From any auto parts store) and drill a hole through the washer tank. Push the new pump in and do the wiring and you are done. Regards,