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Meth Injection?

Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 10:49 am
by Natural Aspirations
Anyone have any experience tuning a methanol injection system? I have an AEM progressive kit will be using the 550cc nozzle on a JRSC @9 PSI. Hope to have it rough tuned and work out the bugs before I have it tuned.

Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 12:28 am
by combz
my expereince is to start with the smaller nozzle. and work your way up. i ahve no complaints about my aem kit..it works great. 25psi of boost on a gt3076r all day everyday.on 91 octane.

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 4:57 pm
by Natural Aspirations
I have been considering using a SSR through the PWM boost control, to control the pump a little better. Has anyone tried this?

Re: Meth Injection

Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:36 am
by JaredKaragen
Coodiagor wrote:I have been saying the same kind of things since day one. I dont think its your meth talking either. I know of a few others here that feel the same but for some reason dont speak up about it. He has 300 posts in a very short space of time, he constantly breaks fourm rules and is never called up about it maybe a few times, and he has an unhealthy interest in the fourm to the point of obsession and people are starting to lay off him for his actions. I for one will not lay off him and I hope others will do the same. He is not who he seems. You have been warned rorta.
This post is out of place.....

Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 5:00 pm
by Bindegal
Jared... you´re rambling :) I have set up a couple of cars (including my own) with the Snow water/meth kit from Xenocron. It seemed to work pretty well. Just get the cheapest one, as you don´t need the fancy controller anyway. They all use the same pump as most other manufacturers. Make the ECU activate the pump through a relay on a GPO. Set the activation RPM a bit low as you need to allow for the pump to build up pressure. For example, activation above 1300mbar, 5000rpm. With the boost you´re running, this would be my suggestion - nothing more advances is needed, really. And yes make sure you start small with the nozzles. /Allan