the aem kit should have a pressure sensor on the pump you could use to do the same thing.. im not 100% sure on that

http://www.google.com/products?rlz=1C1CHMI...=title&resnum=4

 

Looks like the AEM doesn't have a pressure switch, only fluid level and electrical error detection. The Aquamist has a pressure sensor (not a flow sensor) to detect low pressure on the output side, which will also indicate incorrect flow.
The actual pressure sensor is a transducer, probably a Fujikara or Motorola, and they are only ~$18, but you have to design/build the circuit to run it
You can buy more packaged pressure sensors from Omega.com for $36 but you have to know how to design it in

Another way is to use a small diameter thermocouple that is in the intake tract. It has a very fast response time. Then you can attach it to a TC amplifier IC and ultimately cut boost if the intake air charge is not less than what you should be seeing from the meth injection - this is what I got.

Aquamist FTW, plus you get the kickass 200 PSI solenoid type pump with it.

Sorry for the excess babble

 

removed. wrong topic

 

Couldn't you use the "nitrous" map for meth and the reg one for pump. I think its AEM EMS that has that switch.

 

i belive you can

 

I called AEM and they told me to use switch#2 = d11 pin!



The extra fuel and ignition are set in to the noz setting, so in theory when i turn off the noz from the ems ill run my normal street map( no meth).
But for some reason my ems isnt responding. I can turn it on and off when its connected to my labtop but not when i manually do it from the dash switch.

 

Yes. the AEM unit has a line that switches with the spray. I feel the best safety is a pressure switch hooked to the wastegate solenoid. It should sense the pump voltage and pull the gate open if there isn't pressure.

Joey: The sureflow pump is an off the shelf irrigation pump if you happen to need a replacement. They're cheap at around $60. Sorry about your top. I've been there too. Takes it out of you.

 

no one here try to use those kits ??
http://www.labontemotorsports.com/store/cc...ne+Systems.html

it looks very good and have all kind of safety features
http://www.labontemotorsports.com/store/cc...Monitoring.html

 

I might try this !!!!

 

yes, you can use the nitrous map

the hobbs switch will do just what s2kart was saying, but no need to build any circuit