900RWHP on pump gas?
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Originally Posted by bboyferal
I believe meth can be used to push quite alot of power, more than for what many use it... But it sucks to push high timing and boost and have it fail... But if you're in the racing scene, you do what it takes to get the E.T. and worry about problems IF they happen... But on a street car, I wouldn't use meth in this way, IMO.
If it is tuned on the meth why would it fail? Are you reffering to the meth injection failing? Snow Performances kit (the one I will be using) has a failsafe that if it senses that if the correct amount of meth isn't being injected as you have been tuned for, it bleeds off your boost, leaving your car pretty much safe.
If your Turbo car is tuned with meth for 15#'s and you decide to run it up to 25#'s you are asking your car to grenade on you anyway (duh). Superchargers aren't really easy to change the boost on the fly since you would have to change out the pulleys and belts. Personally, I think methanol injection is perfect for street FI cars.
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
If you use too much boost on race fuel, that it detonates, do you still blame the fuel ??
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CALL911: I'm just going by a "fear" that seems to plague some people... I have the Snow performance stage two, but it is not running yet... I don't plan on relying on it for tuning/power that much, but I just wondered how some people here would feel about using it to push boost/timing/power to the max... It will help me decide what to do with it for a pump gas only streetcar. I feel they're pretty safe myself for a high hp pump gas tune car on the street.
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
I see no reason why it cant be done. Just very few here choose to take that route, as race gas is so cheap etc.
This is the quote I was refferencing. You seem to be saying meth is more expensive than race gas, and that is why very few choose to go with it.
After which you made clarification that race gas is way more expensive. Sounds like you were contradicting yourself. Correct me if I misunderstood.
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Originally Posted by bboyferal
Exactly... You're better at making this point than I am. ![Icon Lol](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies2/icon_lol.gif)
CALL911: I'm just going by a "fear" that seems to plague some people... I have the Snow performance stage two, but it is not running yet... I don't plan on relying on it for tuning/power that much, but I just wondered how some people here would feel about using it to push boost/timiing/power to the max... It will help me decide what to do with for a pump gas only streetcar.
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CALL911: I'm just going by a "fear" that seems to plague some people... I have the Snow performance stage two, but it is not running yet... I don't plan on relying on it for tuning/power that much, but I just wondered how some people here would feel about using it to push boost/timiing/power to the max... It will help me decide what to do with for a pump gas only streetcar.
It is ideal for exactly that. The whole purpose behind meth is that you can run more boost and timing safely which makes more power. It is up to your tune on how safe they make it. But that is no different than a FI tune without meth for that matter. It is again up to your tune on how safe you are.
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Originally Posted by CALL911
This is the quote I was refferencing. You seem to be saying meth is more expensive than race gas, and that is why very few choose to go with it.
After which you made clarification that race gas is way more expensive. Sounds like you were contradicting yourself. Correct me if I misunderstood.
After which you made clarification that race gas is way more expensive. Sounds like you were contradicting yourself. Correct me if I misunderstood.
I said I see no reason why that power cant be made on pump fuel alone. Meth didnt come into my statement.
Its just very few choose to try.
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
I said I see no reason why that power cant be made on pump fuel alone. Meth didnt come into my statement.
Its just very few choose to try.
Its just very few choose to try.
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and dont you do it on pump???
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Two points of interest and they are this -
1) With the proper displacement, combination and turbo or blower yes you can make the power you are looking for on pump gas without issue.
2) The information regarding the use of alchy injection and pump gas is not correct in the regards that one cannot make large power gains by using it in conjunction with pump gas. As a matter of fact that is exactly what you can do as we the GN crowd have been doing so for many years. I have seen several stage cars run in the 9's with pump gas and alchy injection. As a matter of fact a guy that I know has pushed his daughters GN to 10.10@132 with a stock block, stock ported heads (Obviously larger tubo and the like.)and alcohol. Here is the link before you go trying to raise a bullsh*t flag. I have also seen several Mustangs lay down crazy numbers with pump gas and alcohol (800+ at the wheels.). If you don't believe me then check with Anderson Ford Motorsports and tell him that he is full of sh*t. Facts are facts and some of the ones posted here regarding what is possible and what is not are not entirely correct.
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1) With the proper displacement, combination and turbo or blower yes you can make the power you are looking for on pump gas without issue.
2) The information regarding the use of alchy injection and pump gas is not correct in the regards that one cannot make large power gains by using it in conjunction with pump gas. As a matter of fact that is exactly what you can do as we the GN crowd have been doing so for many years. I have seen several stage cars run in the 9's with pump gas and alchy injection. As a matter of fact a guy that I know has pushed his daughters GN to 10.10@132 with a stock block, stock ported heads (Obviously larger tubo and the like.)and alcohol. Here is the link before you go trying to raise a bullsh*t flag. I have also seen several Mustangs lay down crazy numbers with pump gas and alcohol (800+ at the wheels.). If you don't believe me then check with Anderson Ford Motorsports and tell him that he is full of sh*t. Facts are facts and some of the ones posted here regarding what is possible and what is not are not entirely correct.
Jim C.
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
i made 906 to the tires 'safely' on pump gas and meth, and then melted 4 pistons within 3 passes at the track
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I'm sure lots of folks could hit 900rwhp with a big block LSx, low compression, A2W with ice, and big twins going thru a T56 trans. You won't find many folks who actually make that kind of power taking a chance at the track or when they beat on their cars. A guy on page 2 of this thread referenced that guy's car in AZ.... well look at his other thread, that guy has engine problems.
I think 700rwhp is probably as safe as it can get for most folks on pump gas, and even then you'd need to keep an eye on stuff.
And making big power and running a heavy car puts a ton of load on that setup, runs a lot hotter on the street with 2-3 guys in the car and 100 lbs of subs in the back.
I think 700rwhp is probably as safe as it can get for most folks on pump gas, and even then you'd need to keep an eye on stuff.
And making big power and running a heavy car puts a ton of load on that setup, runs a lot hotter on the street with 2-3 guys in the car and 100 lbs of subs in the back.
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Pump gas ......... u wont see me trying big #'s on it..... i always mix in some 110 for the track or dyno on my pump gas setting..... its not worth it...... i was still stating this point a long time before Mightey Mouse grenaded his motor..... he now agree's with me..... lets see $50 in fuel VS $5K Motor....
Oh and on the detinating on race fuel statement..... its all in the tuning.... turning it upo slowly adding more fuel and timing.... taking the combo higher safley...
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Oh and on the detinating on race fuel statement..... its all in the tuning.... turning it upo slowly adding more fuel and timing.... taking the combo higher safley...
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Bottom line is.
If you tune it wrong on any gas, it will go bang.
I just say dont blame the fuel when it does. Its not the fuels fault.
I really dont know what sort of power my car currently makes either on pump, or with some meth. And to be honest, I dont really care. As long as my car performs on the road and at the strip, dyno no's are really unimportant.
As soon as I get to a proper track...I hope to see those 9's and 150+ traps, and yes, I will be trying it on pump fuel too if I get a chance.
If you tune it wrong on any gas, it will go bang.
I just say dont blame the fuel when it does. Its not the fuels fault.
I really dont know what sort of power my car currently makes either on pump, or with some meth. And to be honest, I dont really care. As long as my car performs on the road and at the strip, dyno no's are really unimportant.
As soon as I get to a proper track...I hope to see those 9's and 150+ traps, and yes, I will be trying it on pump fuel too if I get a chance.
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
i appreciate the input, but that is an entirely separate topic i would be happy to argue about in another thread ![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
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I was trying to say that when pushing a car to 900rwhp on pump gas your gunna have to do every thing right even the smallest things can end up in blown motors when you get it on the street. The dyno and the track are 2 different things if you gunna push a car on pump gas screw the rwhp your numbers light up at the end of the track.
Supras can make 1000hp on pump gas all they want and i will still laugh when they only pull 11sec 1/4 miles and a guy with 600 hp smokes there ***.
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