alcohol injection and timing
and what hp increase sould i expect from running alcohol alone with out increasing the timing?
and before you say why don't you raise the boost , i don't want to run more boost cause i already spray a 200 shot on to of the 16 psi i have.
thanks in advance.
I dont kwno much about nitous and boost and alky. That is a **** load of variables. Makes t all alot harder.
IF it were me id lose the nitrous, save for a little in the start to get it spoolin, and add alky and timin and fuel and boost. Lol. GL man
John
so you think an increase of 10* is possible?
John
thats why i got the alky kit: i'm planning on running the alcohol kit with the sam 200 shot as before and the same boost level as before ( trying to avoid lifting the heads) but crank up the timing as much as i could. ( i already bought the big alky tank in anticipation of running tons of alky)
sure hope parish could chime in.
On the dyno...surprise! Absolutely no power increase.
The car was just happy with 17*.
We messed with the AFR - same power.
I just picked up 30RWHP because of the cooler charge air (100 F less or so).
But incresing timing was for nothing.
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Wonder if I should trade this SMC kit in for an alky control set-up with a bigger pump?
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On my LS2GTO w/ STS [GT67] I am using a digital controller from 'Devil's Own' to control a single 15gph spray nozzle. Also have FMIC, and going to stay around 10psi boost. This controller is quite sophisticated as it uses a microprocessor [= tiny size] and controls onset of injection [__ psi] and onset of MAX injection [__psi] and simply ramps up between the two. Sophisticated progressive system. He already has a kit for the F-bodies. This will be the first application of this system on a GTO.
I was going to add a second nozzle but i don't think i will have enough pressure then. My thoughts were to use the stock washer tank with the alky control components..... so anyone want a SMC kit for a decent deal?
in regards to tici's results, and with all due respect to your findings tici, but does anyone think that using alcohol instead of ethanol.could gain you better results when raising the timing?
and tci, i thought that people in california had it bad when it came to modding! no offense but it sucks where you live!!
( please read his thread about actually decreasing hp on a boosted car!) and tci, i thought that people in california had it bad when it came to modding! no offense but it sucks where you live!!
( please read his thread about actually decreasing hp on a boosted car!)
I use ethanol because it's more avaible than methanol (I just pick it up in the company's lab
) I also belive that for my level of boost it doens't really matter.I run a gear pump with a magnetic coupling and an adjustable pressure regulator. An overkill for sure but I paid it only $100. It's set at 100 PSI and I use a 6 GPH nozzle. I use 50% ethanol by volume + distilled water.
My first reason for WI was cooling and not killing KR. For that purpose 6GPH are more than OK.
Nozzles are rated for a certain flow at a certain pressure.
It's not just a straight hole, it has a particular shape to generate a spray cone.
Ask a local supplier for heating systems: the nozzles they use to spray heating oil (like diesel) work fine. Usually they are stainless steel and come with an integrated filter.
Here some examples:
http://www.euraoil.com/shop/start.ph.../shop/101.php3
Ok it's in German but it gives you an idea.
I use the Steinen nozzle with 60* cone. The ratings are for 100 PSI.
Water will flow about the same as oil so the rating will match what you are looking for.
I was curious as to how their jet sizes compare with those in the alky kits. I think both seem to operate around 100psi.


