meth users, what size injectors are you using??
09-21-2006, 12:59 AM
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meth users, what size injectors are you using?? well i had a 14gph on mine but the dyno wasnt seeing it at all!! i know i need to add another one....i saw one guy said that he was running 2 , 13 gph nozzles i was thinking a 10 and a 14.....i made 550 with a 6 speed
09-21-2006, 05:41 AM
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Hey Tond keep in mind that I have not tuned mine yet with this setup, but I know it will take more, how much I don't know. I tune on the 26th. I was running 2 - 10gph jets on my last setup with one drilled a couple thousandths, trying to approximate 22 to 23 gph. I will leave maybe 5 percent margin for cold weather changes. I just know my last setup could not go 10 or 12 runs without using 3/4 gal, so I opted for the 3 gal setup. At least you can turn it down if its too much.
09-21-2006, 05:42 AM
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i run a m10 and m15....rated at 100 psi (m10=10gph m15=15gph). I run them at 150 psi
Mightymouse was doing something like that @ 220 psi i believe
here is a meth calculator for Excel http://incontt.net/stuff/methanol.xls
Mightymouse was doing something like that @ 220 psi i believe
here is a meth calculator for Excel http://incontt.net/stuff/methanol.xls
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You run whats needed to control the knock activity on your motor.
Every motor is different. What works for you may not work for someone else. As there are toooooo many variables. Like oil inside the motor, compression, head flow, turbo/SC/blower, IC sizing, outside air temps, etc etc etc.
And then is type of system whether its a fixed pressure or progressive.
HTH
Every motor is different. What works for you may not work for someone else. As there are toooooo many variables. Like oil inside the motor, compression, head flow, turbo/SC/blower, IC sizing, outside air temps, etc etc etc.
And then is type of system whether its a fixed pressure or progressive.
HTH
