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Doesn't the methanol cause oxidation of aluminum to occur? I thought I have read that some where?
Yes it does. Methanol is acidic. It also evaporates quickly, so the small amount we spray combined with the amounts of air these SC cars move, it doesn't stay in any one place for very long.
Yes it does. Methanol is acidic. It also evaporates quickly, so the small amount we spray combined with the amounts of air these SC cars move, it doesn't stay in any one place for very long.
Anyone else besides Fran and the fellas at Race Proven Motorsports done a 3 nozzle meth setup on their F/I application?
What do you think about it?
I ran it on my S-trim then Si for a couple of years with a MAF tune.
Pre-blower injection added 2 psi peak.
Swithing from S to Si added 1 psi across the power band.
S-trim peak was 12 psi; Si +1 = 13 psi peak; meth +2 = 15 psi peak.
Recently converted over to a Ysi.
i also had a great converstaion with julio today about this topic....his take is to start with a m1 nozzle and move up....he thinks that possible impeler damage could occur not from the corosive features of the meth but from the water droplets that happen when the flow from the pump stops...kind of like when your spraying a garder hose and then shutting off the water...always some drops that fall through...these large drops are what could create damage...that why he seems to think the smaller nozzles drip less...also to make sure that we use straight meth when spraying into the impeler...something to do with meth being lighter than water...
Thanks for the great conversation and lesson Julio