Best Meth Injection Kit?
02-27-2013, 06:02 PM
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I got the Alky Control kit waiting to be installed. The plan is to run 100% meth w/ my F1A. Just looking for some extra safety to keep everything together.
Julio being local (Tampa) also helped with the decision.
Julio being local (Tampa) also helped with the decision.
02-27-2013, 06:09 PM
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Like I said, I researched this alot, it's what I do for a living, research. I'm a scientist, and I like details, facts and after reading about all of the kits, I went with the Aquamist. I researched them, and they've been doing this for quite some time in europe with the rally cars running massive amounts of boost and they have to rely on the quality of the components.
02-28-2013, 08:05 AM
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for cheap wads like me reading this and wanting water injection,
you can put your own together for $150.
the only difference would be the shure pump they use is 150 psi, and the shure pump you'll buy is 60 psi.
i know someone who is doing this right now running 5.60s on 93 pump gas, with a home made water meth system
you can put your own together for $150.
the only difference would be the shure pump they use is 150 psi, and the shure pump you'll buy is 60 psi.
i know someone who is doing this right now running 5.60s on 93 pump gas, with a home made water meth system
02-28-2013, 09:12 AM
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What is the basic setup of that kit? Check valve with a Hobbs switch to a relay to kick on the pump, or a relay for the pump and a solenoid for the flow?
Also, where do they get good atomizing nozzles? I *think* that is one area where the manufacturers of the kits have invested some development resources. Of course, you can buy the nozzles from them....
Also, where do they get good atomizing nozzles? I *think* that is one area where the manufacturers of the kits have invested some development resources. Of course, you can buy the nozzles from them....
02-28-2013, 10:05 AM
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What is the basic setup of that kit? Check valve with a Hobbs switch to a relay to kick on the pump, or a relay for the pump and a solenoid for the flow?
Also, where do they get good atomizing nozzles? I *think* that is one area where the manufacturers of the kits have invested some development resources. Of course, you can buy the nozzles from them....
Also, where do they get good atomizing nozzles? I *think* that is one area where the manufacturers of the kits have invested some development resources. Of course, you can buy the nozzles from them....
I dont believe(I could be wrong) that these guys manufacture their own nozzles. Mcmaster sells nozzles a variety of nozzles
fittings from ebay,
line from lowes/homedepot
tank for autozone
pump from northern tools
its actually pretty straightforward.
02-28-2013, 11:44 AM
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Howerton is the friggin man when it comes to Aquamist stuff in the USA, plus some of his own developments:
http://howertonengineering.com/
http://howertonengineering.com/
02-28-2013, 02:35 PM
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alkycontrol kit here...only full pass at track went 9.2 at a tad under 154mph weight in at almost 3700lbs. shooting to really push it and see how fast i can go while still driving it to atco an hour away lol
03-01-2013, 05:23 AM
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So is this correct:
HFS2 is basic no/failsafe,
HFS3 has failsafe,
HFS4 is for DI engines
They also claim plug-and-play, but I see no images or descriptions of maybe a pigtail or something to get IPW and RPM data into a HFSx controller?
HFS2 is basic no/failsafe,
HFS3 has failsafe,
HFS4 is for DI engines
They also claim plug-and-play, but I see no images or descriptions of maybe a pigtail or something to get IPW and RPM data into a HFSx controller?
Like I said, I researched this alot, it's what I do for a living, research. I'm a scientist, and I like details, facts and after reading about all of the kits, I went with the Aquamist. I researched them, and they've been doing this for quite some time in europe with the rally cars running massive amounts of boost and they have to rely on the quality of the components.
03-01-2013, 07:07 AM
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this guy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9a8oMZL6dN4
he drives to the track on pump gas, with AC. makes a few passes in the 5.6s 5.7s, and drives it home
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9a8oMZL6dN4
he drives to the track on pump gas, with AC. makes a few passes in the 5.6s 5.7s, and drives it home
03-02-2013, 05:58 PM
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Do some research and you'll realize that the best kit out there is Aquamist. It offers far superior performance from not only the controller, to the actual injection nozzles themselves. They function more like an injector than a nozzle.
http://www.aquamist-direct.com/
I plan to move to a direct port setup later this year.
http://www.aquamist-direct.com/
I plan to move to a direct port setup later this year.
03-02-2013, 06:42 PM
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I plan to run mine through the nitrous ports in my FAST intake.
Here's my buddy's setup on his 5-series.
So you run a main line into the manifold, then take equal lengths off it to each smaller sized nozzle.
They make different manifolds, here's the one for a v-8.
Here's my buddy's setup on his 5-series.
So you run a main line into the manifold, then take equal lengths off it to each smaller sized nozzle.
They make different manifolds, here's the one for a v-8.
03-09-2013, 08:56 PM
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If your going to use straight meth.. treat it like a fuel system and use protected lines and fittings that can stay wetted.
If your going to use washer fluid or something non-flammable, use the plastic lines.
Dont use the unprotected plastic lines with straight meth.. if a line pops off.. you'll torch your car down.
Aluminum fittings cannot be used with methanol. Yeah they're pretty.. but rot.. then leak.
Just saying..
If your going to use washer fluid or something non-flammable, use the plastic lines.
Dont use the unprotected plastic lines with straight meth.. if a line pops off.. you'll torch your car down.
Aluminum fittings cannot be used with methanol. Yeah they're pretty.. but rot.. then leak.
Just saying..
03-09-2013, 10:20 PM
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I like the spec's on the Aquamist system, but the manual states:
"Warning: Prolonged use of 100% methanol may cause premature pump failure and may not be covered under warranty."
Page 9 http://howertonengineering.com/wp-co...9/HFS3v2w1.pdf
That doesn't sound like it's built for 100% methanol, 100% of the time. You have to wonder with a name like Aquamist if the system's not geared towards water.
"Warning: Prolonged use of 100% methanol may cause premature pump failure and may not be covered under warranty."
Page 9 http://howertonengineering.com/wp-co...9/HFS3v2w1.pdf
That doesn't sound like it's built for 100% methanol, 100% of the time. You have to wonder with a name like Aquamist if the system's not geared towards water.