Methanol Injection Brands...
Methanol Injection Brands... So I'm looking for a good company to talk to about a straight methanol injection setup. Any sponsors here? Anyone care to give some recommendations?
Money is not concern here, I am looking for the best components possible, and a company with the knowledge to steer me in the right direction with some questions.
Thanks fellas.
Money is not concern here, I am looking for the best components possible, and a company with the knowledge to steer me in the right direction with some questions.
Thanks fellas.
For straight methanol I have read that Alky-Control and Alcohol Injection Systems are top notch. That goes for Aquamist also. I have read of people having issues with their Snow's Water-Meth kit when it comes to running 100% Methanol due to the pump.
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Ive been running the alky-control system for 4 to 5 years now. The boost sensitive progressive controller works well and the system was relatively easy to install.
Julio has always been there for help and for good measure he rebuilds my pump every other year or so for under $100.
He can design a kit "one off" for you or you can take one off the rack if a methanol resevoir isn't an issue.
He also makes an add on pressure sensor that I was able to configure to have my data logger see and log. It's very helpful to see when the system tips in and the rate of climb vs. boost.
His kits can be made in single,twin and triple nozzle with nozzle sizes ranging from M5,10,15.
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Julio has always been there for help and for good measure he rebuilds my pump every other year or so for under $100.
He can design a kit "one off" for you or you can take one off the rack if a methanol resevoir isn't an issue.
He also makes an add on pressure sensor that I was able to configure to have my data logger see and log. It's very helpful to see when the system tips in and the rate of climb vs. boost.
His kits can be made in single,twin and triple nozzle with nozzle sizes ranging from M5,10,15.
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We've always use Alky control. Top notch kits that last. Still have a lot of his kits 8-10 years old out there running daily. Our shop car runs his kit and has gone 8.4's on 93 octain so far.
a little bit of knowledge goes a long way. and even though money is "not a concern", if you get knowlegde you will find that most of the water injection kits are about 80% homogenous, and that you can build your own, with the same components for about $150.
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I run alky as well. If i were going with one of the cheaper brands I would lean towards Devils own.
Why alky? as mentioned customer service. the quality of the hardware and pump and the great track record.
Why alky? as mentioned customer service. the quality of the hardware and pump and the great track record.
