Edelbrock Vara Jection Manual

Hi guys, I picked up an unused Edelbrock water injection system at the Beaulieu Autojumble at the weekend, it's boxed but never used. Didn't come with an installation set of instructions though Anyone got experience of this?

Have brand new Edelbrock Vara-Jection water injection kit's from the 80's. All part's are included in each kit and brand new. There are 2 different model's, the first is 9356 which is the first version with dial switches for adjustment and the seco. Oct 24, 2011  Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 7:41 pm Post subject: Edelbrock Water Vara-Jection Model 9356 in a vanagon? Hello World, while talking with an older gentleman at work we came to the topic of my vanagon and my unusual predicament: having a relentless problem with high CHT (see thread 81 camper head temps).

Like the title said, I'm bit of an idiot and trusted someone else so no backup of the original.rom with newer BIOS and can't find one anywhere online. Evga 750i driver for mac.

Old piece of kit but I guess may be useful to gain some ignition advance, of just damned good fun to have a play with it and experiment with methanol mix. Potential application is my MGB TVR 4.5 big valve running a 600cfm Edelbrock carb. Oh, and does anyone have a set of instructions?

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I was talking with a Teacher of mine who has a geo metro that get 50 mpgs. And He plans on putting a water injection system on it to get better gas mileage. Anyway I looked it up and I seems to make sense to me. I want to put one on my truck and get better gas mileage and more power. It works by putting an injector on top of your air cleaner that will put the water right into the carburator.

Edelbrock Vara-jection Manual

There is a ratio of 5% water 95% gas. And the water does a few things. Cools down the cylinder for a better compression ratio 2.

Jul 30, 2006. He, I have a Edelbrock Varajection Unit, pn 9356 and was wondering if this is the same unit you have? I have the unit, but I don't have the instructions for the wiring for the unit and was wondering if you did? If so, would you be able to tell me what wire does what from the instructions. I have a black, white,. Haven't seen one of those in a while. It was a system to inject water into the intake air (above the carburetor) to reduce knock. It has a vacuum line (your arrow) to sense intake vacuum, and it connected to a small pump that moved water to a nozzle over the carb. Yes, those are points in the lower photo. Run Regular Gas, Not Supreme Time Engine for Maximum MPG -Increase Combustion Related Parts Life -NEW! RV Water Transfer System and Digital On/Off Monitor Switch Dollar savings! Knock and ping control! The benefits from Edelbrock's electronic water injection are needed by every driver. The Vara-Jection system.

Raises the octane of the gas 3. When the gas ignites the water turns to vapor and water expands better than gas 4. Not as severe of temperature change (keeps engine at a more stable/even temp even after the cylinder fires).

I think it would be cool and a good Idea. And I guess it really works because he already has a car that has it and seems to work. And I read that they used to put these things on world war II planes to get more power and speed at take off. I worked for a performance BMW shop called Hardy & Beck in the early 80's, we installed many turbos on big sixes and 4-bangers. We started installing water injection on some engines to eliminate detonation so we could run more boost, worked well and a side effect was that it kept the valves and combustion chambers very clean, cooler EGT but mileage was hard to check because of the lead foot that comes with the turbo kits.

The one thing you must be careful of is to make sure the system dose not SIPHON when the engine is off, the reservoir must be lower than the injector. If you have driven a turbo car for any length time you know it works best in the rain. I doubt seriously if you will notice any difference on a stock engine if you run the water at normal temps. Possibly there may be a difference if you cool it, or raise the compression on the engine. I put a system on a 78 Chevy pickup many years ago. It was nothing but another hassle.

I did not notice any change in power or mileage. Actually, the addition of water will displace that much fuel and probably not be as efficient. As was said, it may have the benefit of keeping your combustion chambers cleaner, but not much else. If you want to get radical with the intake, plumb the a/c to cool the incoming air. That will give you a kick you can feel.