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Old 01-13-2014, 12:06 AM
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AEM’s Boost Dependent PN30-3300 Water/Methanol Injection kit
Water/methanol injection for gas engines is a proven means for effectively reducing engine inlet air temperatures
and suppressing harmful detonation on forced induction and high performance naturally aspirated race engines.
This allows racers to reliably increase boost and advance ignition timing—without using high-octane racing fuel—for power gains of up to 20%.
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AEM’s Naturally Aspirated (N/A) PN30-3350 Water/Methanol Injection.
Good for 5-10% HP increase on N/A engines.
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We have them for N/A also!
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A Meth kit will also clean the carbon off the intake valves and pistons.
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We have them for N/A also!
What kind of gains can be expected on an N/A LS2 in the 450-500rwhp range?
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What kind of gains can be expected on an N/A LS2 in the 450-500rwhp range?
Hi shado,
Looks like 30-50 rwhp. Here is a link to some good info and guys telling the power they made.
http://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-ind...ease-meth.html

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We have them for N/A cars! 5-10% hp gains on Naturally Aspirated cars!
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Hi Everyone!

We installed the Meth kit on our Turbocharged Camaro. Here are some pictures. We will be doing one on our N/A Zo6 soon.









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We installed the Meth kit on our Turbocharged Camaro. Here are some pictures. We will be doing one on our N/A Zo6 soon.


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Any more info on the Z install?

I've been seriously considering Meth and I've been trying to read and research as much info as I can related to N/A builds. I want an easy hassle-free, and easily reversible, install that wont negatively effect the tune or drivability. I also want to make sure the power gains are worth it. I've been looking at your kit and the Alky Control kit.
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Originally Posted by shado
Any more info on the Z install?

I've been seriously considering Meth and I've been trying to read and research as much info as I can related to N/A builds. I want an easy hassle-free, and easily reversible, install that wont negatively effect the tune or drivability. I also want to make sure the power gains are worth it. I've been looking at your kit and the Alky Control kit.
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These kits are very straight forward and easy to install. If you want to remove the kit later down the line all you would need is to plug the hole you made fort he nozzle in the intake pipe. Drivability will stay the same. When the meth is activated it will be like adding more fuel so say if your AFR is at 12.5 with out meth it might lower it to 12.0. You will see your power gains from tuning it on the meth. With meth on your car you can add a bunch more timing with out the worry of detonation. They say with a meth kit on a N/A engine you will see power gain somewhere in the 5-10% range. So if you make 500rwhp with out meth you can make 550rwhp on meth. I feel like that's a huge gain in horsepower for the cost. In my option this is the best meth kit on the market. Its a progressive controller that can be easily wired into your map or maf sensor to progressively add meth as the engine needs more unlike some of the other kits that will activate the meth and it comes on full power and can make the car stumble. Let me know if you have any more question.

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What is the difference between the FI and NA kit? Is it more flow of meth? How much does a car normally go through, is it needed every time you fill up? Are there adverse effects if your meth kit runs empty even if you are not running it hard? Right now my car is NA and pretty much stock with a vararam but eventually I want to go FI. I live in az at high elevation and it gets hot. The highest octane that is readily available around here is 91. I don't know a lot about timing but I've been told the reason cars don't perform as well in the heat is because of the car needing to adjust timing to prevent knock and lower octane makes it even worse. Will a meth kit help with that? Can a NA kit be upgraded later or a FI be made to work with NA?
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What is the difference between the FI and NA kit? FI and NA use different controllers. Is it more flow of meth? How much does a car normally go through, is it needed every time you fill up?Depends on how much you get on it hard. Are there adverse effects if your meth kit runs empty even if you are not running it hard? Only if you have the timing advanced for the Meth tune, it will knock if you run out of meth. If you run out and you are very light on the throttle it should be ok. Right now my car is NA and pretty much stock with a vararam but eventually I want to go FI. I live in az at high elevation and it gets hot. The highest octane that is readily available around here is 91. I don't know a lot about timing but I've been told the reason cars don't perform as well in the heat is because of the car needing to adjust timing to prevent knock and lower octane makes it even worse. Will a meth kit help with that? Definitely will help because its like running high octane gas. It also cleans the carbon off the intake valves and combustion chambers.Can a NA kit be upgraded later or a FI be made to work with NA?You will have to change the controller.


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AEM’s Water/Methanol Injection Filter can filter particulates as small as 40 microns. It protects the working parts of the water/methanol system and the engine from particulates in the water/methanol mixture when installed in-line before the water/methanol pump, and can be used on virtually any water/methanol injection system using ¼” OD tubing.
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AEM’s engineers spent extensive time developing the controller’s flow control strategy for a more linear flow output delivery.
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Do you have anymore info on the NA Z install?

Does the kit come with complete install instructions? Is there anything in particular I should be aware of when installing this on my H/C FAST/IM LS2 with VR CAI?

I've been dragging my feet on this for a while now but I think it would be a nice winter project. I just need a little push....


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