Anyone with a Roe supercharger using the AEM water/**** kit?

[2000acr]

It seems to have a few good features like the low level sensor/nice, new style recirc pump, 1 gallon tank, data output for logging-

I'm getting a water **** sysyem next week. Considering I'm using a roe charger with vec2 should I get the aem or roe wather/**** kit? Can the aem kit be setup to be controlled off the vec2? They are about the same price.

thanks

 

[CWhiteRun]

Just my opinion, but it may be best to purchase a **** kit that has its own pressure sensor to control when the system sprays instead of relying on the Vec to control all of it. That way you have somewhat of a safety cushion if the Vec decides to peter out on you. They also make systems now that will show nozzle flow and will throw a fault if the nozzle becomes clogged or is not spraying correctly.

 

[BOTTLEFED]

I would personally get the Roe kit.
You can set it up to run off the VEC PWM for progressive control and it comes with all the connections and nozzles specifically for the Viper.
You can add stuff like the low-level sensor, flow sensor, and clog detector yourself if you want. Just look at some of the dealers like coolingmist and devil's own.

BTW Chad, if the VEC decides to crap out, the w/m injecting will be the least of your worries

 

[CWhiteRun]

BTW Chad, if the VEC decides to crap out, the w/m injecting will be the least of your worries

Piggybacks just scare me to death.

 

[Mr Hemi Head]

I would go with Roe and the reason...this setup can be tricky to tune. The Roe W/M package has been on the market for a number of years, the tune supplied should be close enough.

I have one of the first shipments and it was a pain to setup but Sean stayed with it until we got it right.

The Roe S/C with VEC and W/M has been trouble free.

Roe product support is the best.IMO

 

[Red Snake]

I'm using the Roe kit. No issues and works great.

 

[viperrmike]

12,000 miles with Roe kit no issues, agree sean would make right choice.