[ZR1] Who wants to do meth?
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Le Mans Master
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Who wants to do meth?
I was thinking lately about my second rounds of mods. I was thinking about getting a 2.35 upper pulley, injectors and vangence HX upgrade. Also looking to do meth, but instead for spraying pre rotors blades(or smoking), i thought about using nitrous outlet spray bars. Those seems to be the thing to do, they are post rotors so no coating removal issues and also it will spray evenly throught all the intake tract. Is there anyone who has done this? Cuz to me its seems to be a win win situation, I can make more power AND lower the AIT's drasticly!. I could use snow methkit or something else, any suggestion will be welcome. I also thought about getting a LS7 ported TB. With all those mods, i should be good...for a while
#2
I was thinking lately about my second rounds of mods. I was thinking about getting a 2.35 upper pulley, injectors and vangence HX upgrade. Also looking to do meth, but instead for spraying pre rotors blades(or smoking), i thought about using nitrous outlet spray bars. Those seems to be the thing to do, they are post rotors so no coating removal issues and also it will spray evenly throught all the intake tract. Is there anyone who has done this? Cuz to me its seems to be a win win situation, I can make more power AND lower the AIT's drasticly!. I could use snow methkit or something else, any suggestion will be welcome. I also thought about getting a LS7 ported TB. With all those mods, i should be good...for a while
#3
Le Mans Master
Thread Starter
well my goal with going post lobes is avoid taking the coating off, with that said i wont see AIT's 2 much lower, but ait will be lower not half of it but still potent and could a lil more agressive on timing. Wich kit are you using?
#4
i dont have any comparison numbers for my system before and after meth but last night i did a second-5th pull up to around 190 and temps only hit 131. ambient was 78
im using the ecs alky kit
#5
Melting Slicks
Fantastic! Would love to see this same test with vs. without Meth to see effects of IATs. Even it it gets you 10 degrees, it's worth it IMHO.
I love the idea of meth injection in these cars, but I've been told it really does not work all that well.
I love the idea of meth injection in these cars, but I've been told it really does not work all that well.
from what ive read and came across if you use 100% meth it doesnt affect the coating.
i dont have any comparison numbers for my system before and after meth but last night i did a second-5th pull up to around 190 and temps only hit 131. ambient was 78
im using the ecs alky kit
i dont have any comparison numbers for my system before and after meth but last night i did a second-5th pull up to around 190 and temps only hit 131. ambient was 78
im using the ecs alky kit
Last edited by WeaponsGradeTorque; 07-28-2014 at 08:20 PM.
#6
No problems to report yet. Worst case if the rotors do get decoated easy to pull and send them out
#7
Le Mans Master
Spraying post rotors through a spray bar will lower IAT2s but you won't be able to verify it because the sensor sits above where you will be spraying from. Honestly I don't think there is a difference spraying pre-rotor vs post-rotor. The upside though is you can spray a 50/50 mix which has more cooling effect if you spray post-rotor. Problem will be is that your blower will be super hot. So if you did every cooling mod then you could get away with it. I would definitely recommend against pushing timing if you are spraying meth. I have had 3 different meth system failures on my car. Cut a line, line popped off the reservoir, and pump failed were all my failures.
You could do something wild like spray pre and post-rotor, but you would have to spray 100% meth if you do that.
You could do something wild like spray pre and post-rotor, but you would have to spray 100% meth if you do that.
#8
Le Mans Master
Assuming the rotors are similar in my eforce. I have been spraying 50/50 water meth through the rotors for 2 years now and they are fine. Had the blower apart a few months ago and there is no abnormal wear on the rotors. The coating wears a bit by itself normally.
I think the wear is normal and as ace32x said, the can always be recoated if needed. At the rate the coating is coming off that would be in like 10 years.
This is how mine looked when I checked..........
These are the normal areas of wear according to Eaton.....
I think the wear is normal and as ace32x said, the can always be recoated if needed. At the rate the coating is coming off that would be in like 10 years.
This is how mine looked when I checked..........
These are the normal areas of wear according to Eaton.....
#9
Assuming the rotors are similar in my eforce. I have been spraying 50/50 water meth through the rotors for 2 years now and they are fine. Had the blower apart a few months ago and there is no abnormal wear on the rotors. The coating wears a bit by itself normally.
I think the wear is normal and as ace32x said, the can always be recoated if needed. At the rate the coating is coming off that would be in like 10 years.
This is how mine looked when I checked..........
These are the normal areas of wear according to Eaton.....
I think the wear is normal and as ace32x said, the can always be recoated if needed. At the rate the coating is coming off that would be in like 10 years.
This is how mine looked when I checked..........
These are the normal areas of wear according to Eaton.....
#10
Le Mans Master
Thread Starter
So pre rotors sounds actually the way to go for lowering AIT's. I thought it would harm the blowers lobes. But spraying pre blower 50/50 might do some damage. Jody i didn't know you have meth on yours i need to look it up! So i bought my LPE 710 used and there's already a hole made for water meth spraying from the previous owner. What's the dual nozzles upgrades exactly?
#11
Le Mans Master
So pre rotors sounds actually the way to go for lowering AIT's. I thought it would harm the blowers lobes. But spraying pre blower 50/50 might do some damage. Jody i didn't know you have meth on yours i need to look it up! So i bought my LPE 710 used and there's already a hole made for water meth spraying from the previous owner. What's the dual nozzles upgrades exactly?
I am running the dual nozzles with the alky control kit and after lots of research I think Alky Control is definitely the way to go. Just the support from Julio makes it worthwhile, not to mention the stuff is great quality.
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So pre rotors sounds actually the way to go for lowering AIT's. I thought it would harm the blowers lobes. But spraying pre blower 50/50 might do some damage. Jody i didn't know you have meth on yours i need to look it up! So i bought my LPE 710 used and there's already a hole made for water meth spraying from the previous owner. What's the dual nozzles upgrades exactly?
My plan is to spray 100% meth pre-rotor on my TVS2300 blower. I don't think it's going to make a huge IAT difference, but that's okay since I'm really doing it for the octane improvement -- which is huge based on my experience with a few other meth systems.
For what it's worth, I never had any meth system issues in the three years or so I had my Alky Control system. Sending the pump out for a preventative maintenance rebuilt every few years is a smart thing to do, but other than that, they should be solid if installed well.
You might want to look into using Dave Steck's flex-fuel module to allow for added timing when the meth system comes up to pressure. I've seen guys wire it to the Alky pump relay (or something like that), so the module tells the PCM alcohol is present once it's spraying. Then you can add timing via the alcohol tables only when the meth system has built pressure. Since our IATs aren't going to drop like a centri blower setup with the IAT sensor right after the meth spray, this is another way I've seen guys tune safely tune for more power with meth.
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