Alky control settings 1-8 on control knob ?
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Quiky One (04-24-2019)
#44
Le Mans Master
Originally Posted by doomi
What mix are you running?
#45
How much higher were your IAT 's running the washer fluid vs the pure meth? I have a 5 gallon can of pure meth from Southern Racing Fuels , probably try the washer fluid route next, especially if I keep my setting on 8. Getting into boost is not to hard at only 3300 rpm, so it chews through meth if you really want to do some frequent pulls
#46
Le Mans Master
How much higher were your IAT 's running the washer fluid vs the pure meth? I have a 5 gallon can of pure meth from Southern Racing Fuels , probably try the washer fluid route next, especially if I keep my setting on 8. Getting into boost is not to hard at only 3300 rpm, so it chews through meth if you really want to do some frequent pulls
Never noticed much difference but in my opinion the reading is a bit of BS because we are spraying the sensor. I would think that some water would actually have lower temps in the combustion chamber, but that is just my thinking. I don't really know for a fact. When my car dyno'd 1008 it was running a mix. I cant imagine it could have been much more on pure meth. Iats read 70 on that pull.
#47
1,008 rwhp , sounds like a monster ! Guess I will try the WW fluid when this 5 gallon can I have runs dry. Maybe the WW mix will extend the life of the alky pump ?
Never noticed much difference but in my opinion the reading is a bit of BS because we are spraying the sensor. I would think that some water would actually have lower temps in the combustion chamber, but that is just my thinking. I don't really know for a fact. When my car dyno'd 1008 it was running a mix. I cant imagine it could have been much more on pure meth. Iats read 70 on that pull.
#48
Le Mans Master
#50
Le Mans Master
Look up the MSDS sheet for the one you want to buy. It will tell you the meth content and other ingredients. As an example this one is 40-45% meth, and no other crap in it.
http://nemco.ca/wp-content/uploads/P...glish-USv2.pdf
Last edited by realcanuk; 04-29-2019 at 12:26 PM.
#51
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Last edited by Quiky One; 04-29-2019 at 01:18 PM.
#52
I'm in Florida, so it is hot as ***** most of the time so the vaporizing issue of water should not be too much of an issue.I see this Julio cat you mention has an 813 area code, that is not to far from where I am , the Clearwater / Tampa Bay area. You have an address to his shop ?
I am not arguing with Realcanucks results as 4 digit hp through an auto is fantastic, but why are you insistent on converting to a mix? I think you should at least pick up the phone and call Julio and discuss this with him. Methanol has some properties that benefit over water including flash point. If it is cold outside water will not vaporize like methanol will. All you have to lose is about 30 minutes because Julio talk your ear off. 813-265-1400
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#53
Thank you sir !
I don't know. In Canada things usually different.
Look up the MSDS sheet for the one you want to buy. It will tell you the meth content and other ingredients. As an example this one is 40-45% meth, and no other crap in it.
http://nemco.ca/wp-content/uploads/P...glish-USv2.pdf
Look up the MSDS sheet for the one you want to buy. It will tell you the meth content and other ingredients. As an example this one is 40-45% meth, and no other crap in it.
http://nemco.ca/wp-content/uploads/P...glish-USv2.pdf
#54
I'm in Florida, so it is hot as ***** most of the time so the vaporizing issue of water should not be too much of an issue.I see this Julio cat you mention has an 813 area code, that is not to far from where I am , the Clearwater / Tampa Bay area. You have an address to his shop ?
12303 Waltham Avenue
Tampa, FL 33624
#55
Le Mans Master
I'm in Florida, so it is hot as ***** most of the time so the vaporizing issue of water should not be too much of an issue.I see this Julio cat you mention has an 813 area code, that is not to far from where I am , the Clearwater / Tampa Bay area. You have an address to his shop ?
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Quiky One (04-29-2019)
#56
Drifting
Relevant data on pure methanol vs 50/50 vs water only. It's a C7 with centri SC making around 600 whp so pretty applicable to most sc setups on here:
https://www.enginelabs.com/engine-te...-adds-42-rwhp/
Cliffs: pure methanol makes more power, but only 8 hp peak or 5 hp average thru the rev range. Both make quite a bit more than pump 93 only and water only is pretty useless (from a power perspective). This test does not explore smaller pulley/higher boost... just a constant boost pressure, adjusting AFR and timing only with various fuels.
I know everyone parrots 100 methanol is the only way to go, but this test makes a solid case for 50/50 (with appropriate nozzle selection..... you don't want to inject too much water) for a lot of guys. Less volatile mix, you get the perks of water injection (lower EGT, cooler in cylinder temps), a little cheaper, maybe a slight annoyance to have to mix depending on how much you go thru. I think the water in cylinder cooling aspect is a great for stock engines with tight ring gaps.
https://www.enginelabs.com/engine-te...-adds-42-rwhp/
Cliffs: pure methanol makes more power, but only 8 hp peak or 5 hp average thru the rev range. Both make quite a bit more than pump 93 only and water only is pretty useless (from a power perspective). This test does not explore smaller pulley/higher boost... just a constant boost pressure, adjusting AFR and timing only with various fuels.
I know everyone parrots 100 methanol is the only way to go, but this test makes a solid case for 50/50 (with appropriate nozzle selection..... you don't want to inject too much water) for a lot of guys. Less volatile mix, you get the perks of water injection (lower EGT, cooler in cylinder temps), a little cheaper, maybe a slight annoyance to have to mix depending on how much you go thru. I think the water in cylinder cooling aspect is a great for stock engines with tight ring gaps.
Last edited by aaronc7; 05-02-2019 at 08:54 PM.
#57
Le Mans Master
Originally Posted by aaronc7
Relevant data on pure methanol vs 50/50 vs water only. It's a C7 with centri SC making around 600 whp so pretty applicable to most sc setups on here:
https://www.enginelabs.com/engine-te...-adds-42-rwhp/
Cliffs: pure methanol makes more power, but only 8 hp peak or 5 hp average thru the rev range. Both make quite a bit more than pump 93 only and water only is pretty useless. This test does not explore smaller pulley/higher boost... just a constant boost pressure, adjusting AFR and timing only with various fuels.
https://www.enginelabs.com/engine-te...-adds-42-rwhp/
Cliffs: pure methanol makes more power, but only 8 hp peak or 5 hp average thru the rev range. Both make quite a bit more than pump 93 only and water only is pretty useless. This test does not explore smaller pulley/higher boost... just a constant boost pressure, adjusting AFR and timing only with various fuels.
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rajahhindi (11-22-2019)
#58
Drifting
Relevant data on pure methanol vs 50/50 vs water only. It's a C7 with centri SC making around 600 whp so pretty applicable to most sc setups on here:
https://www.enginelabs.com/engine-te...-adds-42-rwhp/
Cliffs: pure methanol makes more power, but only 8 hp peak or 5 hp average thru the rev range. Both make quite a bit more than pump 93 only and water only is pretty useless (from a power perspective). This test does not explore smaller pulley/higher boost... just a constant boost pressure, adjusting AFR and timing only with various fuels.
I know everyone parrots 100 methanol is the only way to go, but this test makes a solid case for 50/50 (with appropriate nozzle selection..... you don't want to inject too much water) for a lot of guys. Less volatile mix, you get the perks of water injection (lower EGT, cooler in cylinder temps), a little cheaper, maybe a slight annoyance to have to mix depending on how much you go thru. I think the water in cylinder cooling aspect is a great for stock engines with tight ring gaps.
https://www.enginelabs.com/engine-te...-adds-42-rwhp/
Cliffs: pure methanol makes more power, but only 8 hp peak or 5 hp average thru the rev range. Both make quite a bit more than pump 93 only and water only is pretty useless (from a power perspective). This test does not explore smaller pulley/higher boost... just a constant boost pressure, adjusting AFR and timing only with various fuels.
I know everyone parrots 100 methanol is the only way to go, but this test makes a solid case for 50/50 (with appropriate nozzle selection..... you don't want to inject too much water) for a lot of guys. Less volatile mix, you get the perks of water injection (lower EGT, cooler in cylinder temps), a little cheaper, maybe a slight annoyance to have to mix depending on how much you go thru. I think the water in cylinder cooling aspect is a great for stock engines with tight ring gaps.
BIGMAC
#59
If I have time this afternoon I'll call him and share this link!
#60
I’m in Tampa for work, plan on trying to stop by and get a second pump that way I always have a fresh pump on deck! I’ve got a few questions myself everything I’ve heard and in any of my email traffic he seems to be an extremely knowledgeable and all round decent guy. So if anyone has specifics and doesn’t want to call or email send it....