Anyone running 700whp+ without meth
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U would def need a cam change for more fuel
I would still add meth theres just so many benefits to meth.
Meth is a must for that much power mho
I would still add meth theres just so many benefits to meth.
Meth is a must for that much power mho
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and supercharger later will that be fine to use it without meth or it's more safe to use the meth for the high compression
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If something does happen and odds says it will sooner are later it will cost you a new set up in a motor for sure. If you play around with these car and find your cars best set up on getting a really good 60 ft you have more than not done. I say these cause most other guys then will blow the tires off of their car trying to get up with you.
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From what has been explained to me the charge cooling effect is worth using Meth.
It cools the intake charge and gives you much more consistent performance regardless of pre-intake IAT.
It cools the intake charge and gives you much more consistent performance regardless of pre-intake IAT.
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Burning Brakes
Higgs, I'm interested in your opinion. I'm getting an A&A supercharger installed soon in my 2014 Z51 (A6). I regularly track my car. I don't need crazy horsepower, but would like more than I have now. I'm new to this and don't want to blow my engine. I would prefer not to use meth or a new cam. I do expect to have to get a tune. I know that I may confront some heat issues, which I'll just have to address as best I can. Advice?
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Safety Car
Higgs, I'm interested in your opinion. I'm getting an A&A supercharger installed soon in my 2014 Z51 (A6). I regularly track my car. I don't need crazy horsepower, but would like more than I have now. I'm new to this and don't want to blow my engine. I would prefer not to use meth or a new cam. I do expect to have to get a tune. I know that I may confront some heat issues, which I'll just have to address as best I can. Advice?
When you say you track your car, do you mean drag tracks or road courses. If road courses do you find you need more power now? In other words, are there parts of the track you know you could go faster with additional HP? If the answer is no, I would not get a SC for the track. If you can't use the power, why send the $$
I went SC for drag racing and just general fun. I think you are safe with just a S/C if you keep boost down to 7 lbs. I think you can go to 8 if you can get 93. Anything more than that and you risk blowing up your engine with Meth.
I think the heat issues you are talking about are related to PD blowers like on the Z06. Typically, centrifugal superchargers do not have heat soak issues.
Good luck.
Last edited by C7-Beast; 05-03-2016 at 02:53 PM.
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Burning Brakes
No one can tell you if you will blow your engine due to Mods. Once you flash your ECM with a tune, you will no longer have a power train warranty.
When you say you track your car, do you mean drag tracks or road courses. If road courses do you find you need more power now? In other words, are there parts of the track you know you could go faster with additional HP? If the answer is no, I would not get a SC for the track. If you can't use the power, why send the $$
I went SC for drag racing and just general fun. I think you are safe with just a S/C if you keep boost down to 7 lbs. I think you can go to 8 if you can get 93. Anything more than that and you risk blowing up your engine with Meth.
I think the heat issues you are talking about are related to PD blowers like on the Z06. Typically, centrifugal superchargers do not have heat soak issues.
Good luck.
When you say you track your car, do you mean drag tracks or road courses. If road courses do you find you need more power now? In other words, are there parts of the track you know you could go faster with additional HP? If the answer is no, I would not get a SC for the track. If you can't use the power, why send the $$
I went SC for drag racing and just general fun. I think you are safe with just a S/C if you keep boost down to 7 lbs. I think you can go to 8 if you can get 93. Anything more than that and you risk blowing up your engine with Meth.
I think the heat issues you are talking about are related to PD blowers like on the Z06. Typically, centrifugal superchargers do not have heat soak issues.
Good luck.
My tracking is on road courses. (I autocross monthly as well, but that's not really an issue.)
Your observations are well taken. Smooth cornering skills will trump flat out speed more often than not. But I do get tired of having Vipers pull away from me on the straights. If I weren't getting such a deal on the SC, I'd probably spend the money elsewhere. But I just couldn't pass this one up. Thanks again.
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Meth is a must..really..not recomended
Why some would spend 6000 on a supercharger and not 600 on a meth kit is beyond me...11.5 compression were dealing with here!
Its an easy install and there are articles on this forum how to install it
Cooler iats from meth help w detonation and a cleaner happier engine
U loose your washer tank for meth no biggie
Why some would spend 6000 on a supercharger and not 600 on a meth kit is beyond me...11.5 compression were dealing with here!
Its an easy install and there are articles on this forum how to install it
Cooler iats from meth help w detonation and a cleaner happier engine
U loose your washer tank for meth no biggie
Last edited by blown81bu; 05-03-2016 at 03:34 PM.
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Burning Brakes
Meth is a must..really..not recomended
Why some would spend 6000 on a supercharger and not 600 on a meth kit is beyond me...11.5 compression were dealing with here!
Its an easy install and there are articles on this forum how to install it
Cooler iats from meth help w detonation and a cleaner happier engine
U loose your washer tank for meth no biggie
Why some would spend 6000 on a supercharger and not 600 on a meth kit is beyond me...11.5 compression were dealing with here!
Its an easy install and there are articles on this forum how to install it
Cooler iats from meth help w detonation and a cleaner happier engine
U loose your washer tank for meth no biggie
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Safety Car
Meth also burns clear so you don't see it burning. This can be very dangerous.
If driving normally, a tank of Meth should last 2-3 fill up's. Most people use the washer tank to hold the Meth. That tanks holds about a gallon of Meth.
The up side is it raises the octane, cools the incoming air, and sprays in the intake tract so there may be some minor benefits to the valve cooking that occurs in all DI engines.
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