Fairmont 2.0 (forged lq4, s480, 800whp, under new management)
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Wow, this is getting more and more interesting! Each time you make a change you push closer and closer to the detonation threshold. I love your style! (especially since you document the hell out of all of your adventures!!!!)
You're still running 93 octane with meth/water out of a pair of big nozzles, right? Was it like 70% meth out of a pair of #10s or something?
You're still running 93 octane with meth/water out of a pair of big nozzles, right? Was it like 70% meth out of a pair of #10s or something?
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The e85 definitely should make the whole situation a lot more detonation resistant, so that is nice for making big power.
Re:The Prestone, I was under the impression that nothing you could buy pre-mixed like that was more than 50%? When I did some flamability testing (in my driveway Lol), I noticed that above 50% the flash point started getting a little dodgy. It didn't keep me from running up to 70%, but I was a little more careful with it then... I was mixing straight methanol from the sprint car shop with water from my RO water system.
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Does it feel more devastating than the old motor did with this setup on it? I would think it should since the other motor was probably damaged from right after you put the current setup on...
You are the friggin man to be able to slam stuff together so fast and have it run so well. Most people can't get stuff to run this well when they're spending cubic dollars.
You are the friggin man to be able to slam stuff together so fast and have it run so well. Most people can't get stuff to run this well when they're spending cubic dollars.
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Killer just keep me in mind wife was in er all yesterday so was gana have to wait a couple weeks to recoop car fund Thanks! Still cant believe how smooth that beast idles will that monster cam
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