Supercharging your downstream chemical injector

Here is the link to the thread adapter
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And here is the link to the entire assembly
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[@wehttamgtrekce]

Why did not give the new ratios? Why would I buy it if you don’t provide the increase ratios?!

[@Tie_dyed77]

Because the check valve won’t change the ratio. It’s just more durable. Highly recommend!! Still have to do a flow check but it will stool be anywhere from 8 to 11:1 draw. The injector itself will determine more or less chemicals. 2.0 vs 2.1 vs 2.3

[@robertmintz7816]

So what is the draw from the 2.1 standard vs the supercharge one?

[@Addictedtothewild]

Per this guy “substantially, sometimes”… trust the science 😂

[@brandonvining3504]

I'm also in Jacksonville. Great video

[@noeaguinaga4018]

Dude I have those I bought from ace hardware! If you had those made then that company got your ass!

[@j.d.williams6882]

Thanks brother, just ordered 2.

[@MannyAguilarJr]

The general pump threads are probably British BSP or BSPP like their water pump.

[@fivestarpressurewashing1941]

No they are actually 7/16x32tpi

[@MannyAguilarJr]

@@fivestarpressurewashing1941 interesting

[@ExpertPowerWash]

I ordered a couple. Thanks for the great video

[@fivestarpressurewashing1941]

Appreciate the order!

[@hisnameisiam808]

Where do I get the check valve?

[@davidbelitz7692]

How do you rebuild the check valve when it fails? I'm trying to open it. Very difficult. The rebuild kit is $5 and an entirely new check valve is $28. I just bought a new one and it failed after 3 house washes.

[@mattjohnson4479]

What is the estimated increase in draw?

[@dharam108]

my draw rate with this 3/8" check-valve on my SuperSuds Sucker is nearly double what it used to be with the 1/4" ball and spring check-valve

[@mserrato587]

Hi there!! Can this chamical injectors be use it on a hypro pump 2345b-p ?is for a carpet cleaning machine thank you

[@johnshoemaker6164]

The article says substantial increase. Of course every machine set up is going to be different, but can you generalize a percent of increase that we are likely to experience? A range, possibly?

[@dharam108]

it looks like the Barbs on both injectors are 1/4" - is that right? I put a 3/8" Barb on my new check-valve, and with 3/8" hose I get a very phat draw rate.

[@scotthester2189]

Just ordered two thanks, btw will these allow me to shoot enough shock to kill mold on bricks and stucco. Or should I use the soft wash system for that? Thanks

[@ryacow]

I’ve got 1 it didn’t work for me. I’ll have to test it out to see if it’s different.

[@smitty4699]

do you need teflon tape or an o ring when you thread them into the injector?

[@fivestarpressurewashing1941]

Yes you will need Teflon

[@perezleolp]

So basically take spring and and ball out and install any 1/4 check valve??

[@fivestarpressurewashing1941]

Yes!

[@hisnameisiam808]

​@@fivestarpressurewashing1941 does it need to be high pressure?

[@watcherwatchmen7785]

@@hisnameisiam808 Think about it, it's drawing detergent slowly out of a container. It's suction, not high pressure. So in short, no, it's not high pressure.

[@ktpowerwashing]

Isn't it just an 1/8" threading??

[@fivestarpressurewashing1941]

No, it’s 7/16x32

[@Ellipsis-101]

Nice

[@InfinityCleaning]

Do you happen to know offhand if these also fit the newer GP kynar/stainless proportioning injectors? The weakness on those seems to be the o-ring blowing out, as well as the plastic barbs sometimes cracking.

[@fivestarpressurewashing1941]

As far as I know those injectors are different

[@hisnameisiam808]

​@@fivestarpressurewashing1941 where do I get the check valve?