Aquamist HFS-5 will be replaced by HFS-6 in2009

[Richard L]

Originally Posted by Jedi_Gill

If anyone is willing to give up their spot in this group buy; I am willing to take your spot plus cash for it. P.M. if interested.

I will know more after the 20th April if any slot is available. I wil be in contact if it happens.

[Richard L]

Originally Posted by dsmbruno

is this kit available for purchase thru an authorized vendor?

Yes, it is available from all aquamist dealers:
http://www.aquamist.co.uk/sl/plist/frm-4-USD.html

It should be available from April 20th on.

[eve-slow]

Originally Posted by aqmist

Here's a comparison.......not one for one since this is more detailed and has a MBC added on, just figured it may be good to visually see the effect of the new version.........end users and tuner/installers are going to LOVE the new "6".

This is the reason I sold my "5"!

[burnzy]

richard would you be able to post up which direction turning the pot does what for each of the pots?

[dudical26]

Originally Posted by burnzy

richard would you be able to post up which direction turning the pot does what for each of the pots?

from page 2 of this thread

http://forums.evolutionm.net/6688711-post44.html

be sure to read the whole thread next time,

[Richard L]

Perhaps this will make the adjustment clearer.

[burnzy]

awesome thats exactly what I was looking for, Dudical I read the whole thread and the manual many many times and I do understand what each one does, just wasn't sure if trim mean it went negative on clockwise turn and so forth. Like in boost comp, turning it right would actually lower the amount injected and alot of people would assume turning right increases it.

[dudical26]

Originally Posted by burnzy

awesome thats exactly what I was looking for, Dudical I read the whole thread and the manual many many times and I do understand what each one does, just wasn't sure if trim mean it went negative on clockwise turn and so forth. Like in boost comp, turning it right would actually lower the amount injected and alot of people would assume turning right increases it.

sorry for my haste in suggesting you re-read.

[wesside]

I'm so excited to possibly be getting my hands on a kit soon but well unfortunately not for me I still have the hsf-1. I will do a install with pictures thread when that happens

[Richard L]

I have been informed by aquatec the pump pressure is set to 160psi in "dead head" condition. This means when there is flow, say around 1000cc/min, the pressure will drop down to ~120-125psi.

In order to reset the pressure to 160psi at 1000cc/min. You need to adjust the set screw (on the pumphead) with an allen key (1/16") as follows:
Wind in the screw (clockwise) until you hear a click. Then re-wind (counter-clockwise) 1 complete turn. This sets the system pressure to 160psi.

Future HFS-6 delivery will have a supplimentary insert in the user manual, instructing the above. Apologise for the noticing this earlier due to some mis-communication between Aquatec and us.

[MADBISH]

Damn I'm deffinately buying this system for my evo. And I thought the old HFS-1 was badass! This appears to be extremely easy to install.