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Old Sep 19, 2018 | 12:02 PM
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I have a z51 with a stage E force, x pipe, katech PTB, GM cold air intake and a tune from Vette Doctors. The car makes 550whp on 93, i was wondering what adding meth would give me?? What Hp increase, and would i have to have the tune adjusted or could i leave it? Also Edelbrock said they would void the blower warranty if i used because the meth would remove the coating from the rotors
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I have a z51 with a stage E force, x pipe, katech PTB, GM cold air intake and a tune from Vette Doctors. The car makes 550whp on 93, i was wondering what adding meth would give me?? What Hp increase, and would i have to have the tune adjusted or could i leave it? Also Edelbrock said they would void the blower warranty if i used because the meth would remove the coating from the rotors
I've been told meth adds 30-40 hp on its own. you would need a new tune since you're adding more fuel and can now take advantage of cooler charge air too.

However, meth is usually added together with other changes to increase "boost" (technically it's airflow). So a pulley change, or pulley and long tubes. Or in ECS kits, removing the restrictor usually would be done with the meth kit.
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You’ll def need a retune. If I was you I’d pulley down and up the boost 1-2 psi at the same time you add meth, between doing both with a retune you’ll jump about 70-80 whp. Otherwise with just meth and retune I’d say you’ll gain 30-40 ish. It would run to rich if you didn’t retune it, I was in a similar situation and it caused me to lose 15 hp with the meth in vs off because the car was too rich. Retune is a must! Still waiting on your new tire review
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I have the A&A Si blower and they said it would be around 570 without meth. I added meth for some safety and additional hp and ended up making 610 to the wheels.
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Adding meth without adding boost is kind of a waste of money and time. You'll just be able to add a few more degrees of timing and that'll add a little bit of power.

Now...adding boost and using meth to supplement as a fuel is where you'll see 50-75 hp gain. Get to 10-11 psi and add meth and you should see ~650-700 rwhp depending on transmission.
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