Anyone pieced together a water/meth kit?
Anyone pieced together a water/meth kit? Just wanting to see what parts the people that have pieced together meth kits have used. Im just wanting a basic kit, and to do a on/off with a hobbs. Figured I could save a few dollars if i pieced it together. So, it may be worth a try. Wondering who people go with for the follow parts.
1.) Pump-Seems like everyone goes with shurflo or something based off of it
2.) Solenoid-Only found vendor options here. Any affordable solenoids elsewhere?
3.) Nozzle-Vendor options here. What does everyone who has pieced a kit together like?
Or everyone could tell me to buy "kit a" or "kit b." Which is where I figure this thread will go
1.) Pump-Seems like everyone goes with shurflo or something based off of it
2.) Solenoid-Only found vendor options here. Any affordable solenoids elsewhere?
3.) Nozzle-Vendor options here. What does everyone who has pieced a kit together like?
Or everyone could tell me to buy "kit a" or "kit b." Which is where I figure this thread will go
I have a 2.5 gal tank with a devils own pump, then a -4an nitrous line I had up to two 14gph nozzles from devils own.
Triggered off signal from eboost street. Nothing fancy, but so far, have not needed to use it.
Triggered off signal from eboost street. Nothing fancy, but so far, have not needed to use it.
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I think i saw on AEM's website they sell the meth injection controller.....worth checking out, if need be i can PM you the link.
i have pieces of a Meth injection kit from an old STS turbo kit, that i am no longer running so i'm curious as how to hook mine up as well
i have pieces of a Meth injection kit from an old STS turbo kit, that i am no longer running so i'm curious as how to hook mine up as well
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Also could anyone show, or draw up your wiring and pumbling diagram, just to help us lost souls out that haven't gotten ours together yet?
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I have a Snow performance kit for my Diesel truck. its a complete setup, why couldn't you use that one? It has noting to do with the program of the car just dumps a percentage into manifold. I also use my windshield washer tank as the holding tank. All i had to do was drill and tap manifold and about 10 min install and works great on the truck.
The shurflo pumps have a check valve in them. You don't "need" solenoid or check valve. Check valve is mainly to keep the line primed up to the nozzle.
I've pieced together 4-5 kits now. If you just want a basic setup you really don't save that much money cobbling together a kit.
The tanks in most kits are crazy overpriced, but the nozzles/pumps/fittings are usually competitively priced so it averages out. Using your existing washer fluid tank and just buying the basic $200 kit is cheap and easy.
I've pieced together 4-5 kits now. If you just want a basic setup you really don't save that much money cobbling together a kit.
The tanks in most kits are crazy overpriced, but the nozzles/pumps/fittings are usually competitively priced so it averages out. Using your existing washer fluid tank and just buying the basic $200 kit is cheap and easy.
Last edited by Forcefed86; May 6, 2014 at 01:22 PM.
The shurflo pumps have a check valve in them. You don't "need" solenoid or check valve. Check valve is mainly to keep the line primed up to the nozzle.
I've pieced together 4-5 kits now. If you just want a basic setup you really don't save that much money cobbling together a kit.
The tanks in most kits are crazy overpriced, but the nozzles/pumps/fittings are usually competitively priced so it averages out. Using your existing washer fluid tank and just buying the basic $200 kit is cheap and easy.
I've pieced together 4-5 kits now. If you just want a basic setup you really don't save that much money cobbling together a kit.
The tanks in most kits are crazy overpriced, but the nozzles/pumps/fittings are usually competitively priced so it averages out. Using your existing washer fluid tank and just buying the basic $200 kit is cheap and easy.
