What rpm does your meth start spraying at?
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What rpm does your meth start spraying at?
been noticing that the method (armed) light comes on early,but the meth (spraying)light doesn't come on til 4k+ rpm? This seem late in the rpm range to begin spraying? Anyway to test if it is the light (little flickery) or the meth spraying?
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St. Jude Donor '15
What system are you using?
If you have an alky control kit, then when the LED is red, it's spraying. When it turns green, the system has reached 50psi
If you have an alky control kit, then when the LED is red, it's spraying. When it turns green, the system has reached 50psi
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Then explain which lights you are talking about and what color(s) they are. There isn't a light that I know of that is labeled "armed".
There's a test button on the controller... hit it and the LED will turn red. If you turn the **** to 10 on a single nozzle system, hit the button it should turn red then green. On dual nozzle systems I don't know if it will turn green or not since it doesn't build as much pressure.
There's a test button on the controller... hit it and the LED will turn red. If you turn the **** to 10 on a single nozzle system, hit the button it should turn red then green. On dual nozzle systems I don't know if it will turn green or not since it doesn't build as much pressure.
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Most aren't activated by RPM. Most are activated by boost levels either by a map sensor or using the MAF if your still using it etc... Nothing wrong with the RPM as long as your not making a ton of boost before that. It lets you cruise around with out using up your meth when you probably don't need it etc...
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Most aren't activated by RPM. Most are activated by boost levels either by a map sensor or using the MAF if your still using it etc... Nothing wrong with the RPM as long as your not making a ton of boost before that. It lets you cruise around with out using up your meth when you probably don't need it etc...
I'm still not clear which light he's talking about though. If he thinks the led that changes from red to green is "armed" when it's red, then that is wrong
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Then explain which lights you are talking about and what color(s) they are. There isn't a light that I know of that is labeled "armed".
There's a test button on the controller... hit it and the LED will turn red. If you turn the **** to 10 on a single nozzle system, hit the button it should turn red then green. On dual nozzle systems I don't know if it will turn green or not since it doesn't build as much pressure.
There's a test button on the controller... hit it and the LED will turn red. If you turn the **** to 10 on a single nozzle system, hit the button it should turn red then green. On dual nozzle systems I don't know if it will turn green or not since it doesn't build as much pressure.
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St. Jude Donor '15
Nothing going says (armed) lol....just a term I used....when I got alkyl control system (used), the led didn't work so we got 2 separate led'a and wired them together (ordered new led but haven't installed yet). Colors are red/yellow. Red comes on first under hard acceleration (about 2500rpm),then yellow around (4-4500 rpm). This seem accurate?
So, basically it starts spraying at 2500. Then the system reaches 50psi at around 4000 RPM's.
Sounds about right to me.
Single nozzle or dual?
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seems about right to me. only way to verify if it's working properly though is to have a tuner look at it and check the a/f when it comes on. if your car was tuned for meth and your system is having issues potentially i'd be very very careful
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Not tuned for meth.....just a safety setup
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Single nozzle. I'm right on the border between single and dual with my HP but I went with single as I didn't want to drown the engine with meth. Single has worked perfect. Mid 10 AFR's under full boost and no Kr with pretty aggressive total timing.
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St. Jude Donor '15
It just doesn't build enough pressure with the flow rate that high. It has to reach ~50psi for the LED to switch green.
Or at least that's what I remember. I don't have a dual nozzle setup though. Maybe one day
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When I was reading about alky kits when I was waiting on mine to come in I saw that this was pretty normal. There was also the warning that when testing a dual nozzle system, the LED won't green.
It just doesn't build enough pressure with the flow rate that high. It has to reach ~50psi for the LED to switch green.
Or at least that's what I remember. I don't have a dual nozzle setup though. Maybe one day
It just doesn't build enough pressure with the flow rate that high. It has to reach ~50psi for the LED to switch green.
Or at least that's what I remember. I don't have a dual nozzle setup though. Maybe one day
Depressing the test button the light will fire red and the car sounds like it will stall and recovers. Never goes green after the upgrade (test only).
It's working while driving though as it lights red @WOT then green shortly afterwards, and then hold on for dear life.
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Most aren't activated by RPM. Most are activated by boost levels either by a map sensor or using the MAF if your still using it etc... Nothing wrong with the RPM as long as your not making a ton of boost before that. It lets you cruise around with out using up your meth when you probably don't need it etc...
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St. Jude Donor '15
Green = 50psi. It will still go higher than that, there's just no indicator for it.