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My Aquamist HFS-5 Install Guide
Below is a link to my HFS-5 install guide. Please read this guide if you are considering installing and HFS-5 or HFS-1.
If you find any errors or revisions that need to be made please PM me about it.
Hope it helps.
GUIDE
(Note - this is a large PDF document; might take a while to load. Consider RCSA method.)
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Aug 5, 2007, 04:39 PM
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I have started looking through the picture files, so many great images to go through. I will enjoy reading your install manually the moment I get some time, There will be pages and pages- I will start later on tonight. 
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Aug 6, 2007, 12:41 PM
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Aug 6, 2007, 01:47 PM
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great install guide I will use this when installing my hfs-1. Thanks a lot!
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Looks very nice! One thing I didn't see was any pics/comments on the location of the nozzle(s)?
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Aug 6, 2007, 10:28 PM
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Dude, you rock for taking the time to do that. I have an install coming up in few weeks and this will be very helpful.
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I have read the entire guide, it is brilliant !!!
I have just updated the HFS-5 user manual (inspired by you) for anyone who needs an update (v3) Click here:
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Thanks for the comments guys, I will add a bit more about location of the nozzles.
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Dude, you rock for taking the time to do that. I have an install coming up in few weeks and this will be very helpful.
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Wow, great job dudical. That's one of the most complete install guides I've seen in a while.
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Bump - to the top for new users.
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I meant to bump it from time to time, save me a great deal of time if new users read it first.
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Thanks for the guide. It was very helpful.
FWIW I use my OEM WWF container with great success. I mix my own 50/50 and spray it on the windshield too.
Ever thought of adding that bit of info into your guide?
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Quote:
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Thanks for the guide. It was very helpful.
FWIW I use my OEM WWF container with great success. I mix my own 50/50 and spray it on the windshield too.
Ever thought of adding that bit of info into your guide?
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Got any pictures, post some up and I'll add info to the guide.
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I will show you a couple:
from a LGT though 
Here is the tap in the TMIC (I now have two jets)
This is also from my Perrin PWI-1 system I installed (c/w DDS-3 gauge), but later changed to the HFS-5 for flow.
FWIW the Aquamist "race pump" is better IMO at regulating flow. The HSV does a good job, but not as good as the HSV.
If I was less then 320 whp I would have kept the Perrin system, but I was able to get a bit more out of my car with more alky, so the Perrin one is sitting in my garage.
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