Subject	Re: Boost leak via smoke or fog machine
Posted by	induetime on May 12, 2008 at 12:54 AM
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In Reply To	Boost leak via smoke or fog machine posted by spyhunterTT + 93Vert(nj) on May 11, 2008 at 05:48 PM
Message	I don't think a "Smoke" machine (called a hazer in the higher end markets) is a good idea, same with the fog machine. However there are dry ice fog machines that should not leave anything behind that the others would. Read through these web sites and find the MSDS reports and see what you would be putting in your intake: [ www.reelefx.com/products/df50.htm ] [ www.lemaitrefx.com/indexx.php ] [ www.martin.com/productgroup/productgroup.asp?psg=fluids&selgroup=82 ] [ www.americandj.com/ProductDetails.aspx?Category= ] [ www.americandj.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ItemNumber=1238&Category=Fog_Haze_Machines&txtSearch=fog ] The one that I would use is this, an Aquafog3300: [ www.citytheatrical.com/fog3300.htm ] It can be rented for a couple hundred dollars on a weekly basis. Some rental houses might let you use it for an hour. Cash under the table will or beer will help negotiate with the warehouse workers. You can start looking here for a rental house: [ www.epdweb.com/search.php?section=28 ] Hope this helps.
Follow Ups	Boost leak via smoke or fog machine - spyhunterTT + 93Vert(nj) 17:48:48 05/11/08 I have one...not sure I'd use it on my engine after - ThunderZ 19:49:12 05/11/08 de-ionized - BobbyT 00:50:05 05/12/08 I'd rather use a regular boost leak tester and stethoscope. (n/m) - ThunderZ 17:17:38 05/12/08 Re: Boost leak via smoke or fog machine - induetime 00:54:31 05/12/08
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