NA Meth Injection Dyno Results
A properly built N/A setup should benefit from higher octane fuel but advanced timing doesn't necessarily mean more power. Still need the proper burn rate to make more power. Like others have said, I'd bet higher meth:water ratio will pan out in your favor. Maybe 30% water but not 50/50.
2nd would be testing on a low load dynojet. You can always run more timing due to lack of load. Probably why you hear it detonating on the street under higher load.
3rd- I would say the better test would be some 104 octain to compare the results.
Also, 0 smoothing is not hp blips, it's static across the sensors. This is why smoothing is done.
But, it won't make a difference even if you were able to plumb a direct port meth injection system, or run race gas. The point I am making, and I guess my .02 cents on this has been from the beggining that on a NA car you're just not going to see any significant increases in power, when there just isn't a significant potential to do so. Meth injection, or race gas, or intercooling for that matter will allow you to significantly increase power on boosted cars because the much higher IAT's you see, can be brought down to run more boost, and more timing safely. On a NA car you just don't have the turbo or supercharger that creates the much higher IAT's that would mandate you to run less timing to keep you away from detonation. Thats why the potential just isn't there on a NA car. It won't matter race gas or meth injection, they are all going to do the exact same thing whether its race gas, or meth injection not spreading to all cylinders the same.
Again, prove me wrong, but I just don't see it happening, and your IAT's where they are show strong evidence to support this.
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ie higher compression or a camshaft with a much higher DCR. Then because pump fuel willl start to become a limiting factor, some methanol or higher octane fuel will become more advantageous or even necessary
To reduce KR and pinging a small amount of water injection theoretically works great as you don't need a different tune. Latent heat of vaporization with water provides intercooling effects, effectively reducing IAT. Not so much water it quenches the flame but just enough to turn fine mist to steam. Keeps your valves and pistons pretty too.
I was getting ping on 93 octane, I have fairly high dcr and timing set to kill. Water meth fixed it. The other option was to lose hp by increasing fuel or reducing timing. Instead I got 7whp more, no ping, smoother curve, a bit of a hit, all on a 95 degree day at 32 degrees of timing across the board, yippee. Everyone in this thread can weigh if it might be worth it for them...thats the beauty of posting measured ******* results for all to see. Im not selling ****, im not beating my chest, im not saying im right...im showing measurements.
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Back on topic though, another fairly hot day and no ping. Im averaging a little less than half a gallon of water/meth per tank, still running Mobil 93. Still feel like im getting a decent hit when the big jet kicks on, but its pretty much timed with TC lockup, so its hard to be certain.
Snow mentioned that I might be using too slow a burn rate fuel or too wide a gap. They expect a 20ish whp bump. Im running 0.045" on TR6IX plugs. No plans to change, just FYI.
Back on topic though, another fairly hot day and no ping. Im averaging a little less than half a gallon of water/meth per tank, still running Mobil 93. Still feel like im getting a decent hit when the big jet kicks on, but its pretty much timed with TC lockup, so its hard to be certain.
Snow mentioned that I might be using too slow a burn rate fuel or too wide a gap. They expect a 20ish whp bump. Im running 0.045" on TR6IX plugs. No plans to change, just FYI.





I don't care what the website says, I care what actually happens with an LS motor. SBC logic doesn't apply here. 
