R50/53 Meth kit plumbing question and advice, time for Troll to tweak
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Meth kit plumbing question and advice, time for Troll to tweak
I marked the 3x spots with bluetape I think might be best to install the meth injection nozzle or which spot is best or where do you suggest ? Also is it safe to mount the pump the same height as the reservoir or does it need to sit below it ?
I just started digging into this because I've just finished tuning for thd new mods and replaced a hub and working on ebrake cables too.
All I've done is try to figure out where I'm going to place everything and I tapped and installed the low level sensor ( lol what a **** show that was , their seal was too large )
so what do you guys think ?
I just started digging into this because I've just finished tuning for thd new mods and replaced a hub and working on ebrake cables too.
All I've done is try to figure out where I'm going to place everything and I tapped and installed the low level sensor ( lol what a **** show that was , their seal was too large )
so what do you guys think ?
#2
As close to the intake manifold as possible.
So that would be in the centermost piece of blue tape, next to the air filter tube. If there is a boss that you can tap into down low on that air horn, pointing directly at the manifold, that would be the best location.
I say this as there is better chance of the alcohol being / staying atomized, and not turning into large, mostly useless drops.
Not knowing anything about that particular pump, yeah, I'd raise the reservoir so that the pump doesn't have to "suck' the alcohol from the tank. Keep it a gravity feed to the pump mechanicals.
Mike
So that would be in the centermost piece of blue tape, next to the air filter tube. If there is a boss that you can tap into down low on that air horn, pointing directly at the manifold, that would be the best location.
I say this as there is better chance of the alcohol being / staying atomized, and not turning into large, mostly useless drops.
Not knowing anything about that particular pump, yeah, I'd raise the reservoir so that the pump doesn't have to "suck' the alcohol from the tank. Keep it a gravity feed to the pump mechanicals.
Mike
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Could I mount the pump sideways like this ? Then it's fully below the reservoir.. I can't find anywhere better to mount the pump that sits below the reservoir, I even was hoping to externally mount it below the car but there's no room. I could could possibly squeeze it in behind the rear strut and battery box but then I will have to trim the mounting plate to get it to fit.
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Yes, the higher reservoir location vs. the pump location looks perfect.
Mike
#11
The difference in Post-I/C -vs- Pre-I/C is the volume you'd have to spray to get similar results due to loss from traveling and dissipating through the I/C itself.
Pre-S/C is not recommended with our Superchargers at all.
#12
Lol..well guys , u decided to get another meth kit.... was debating front mount but naaaaaaa. Dollar for dollar my setup will be far more efficient..
I sprung and got a Snow stage 2x kit...... what meth would you guys suggest ? I see alot on ebay pretty cheap , should i trust it ? Again , im gonna be asking for some help probably with this from you guys..convene I have a spare pod mount too to use for the Snow gauge/controller.. hehe this cars is really starting to fly..
I sprung and got a Snow stage 2x kit...... what meth would you guys suggest ? I see alot on ebay pretty cheap , should i trust it ? Again , im gonna be asking for some help probably with this from you guys..convene I have a spare pod mount too to use for the Snow gauge/controller.. hehe this cars is really starting to fly..
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Lol so I'd sold that one kit awhile back and now got the stage 2x kit...
I got my kit and it only came with #4 and #5 nozzles..
if im correct should i order and run a #3 nozzle ? I'm running 21psi and I should be around 300hp crank..
I installed a nozzle into my horn just to get it all setup ect 1st. Then ille switch to the exact nozzle I need then and seal it all into place good n super tight...
any help and tips is always very much appreciated....
Im confused as what the little breather filter is used for also ????
I got my kit and it only came with #4 and #5 nozzles..
if im correct should i order and run a #3 nozzle ? I'm running 21psi and I should be around 300hp crank..
I installed a nozzle into my horn just to get it all setup ect 1st. Then ille switch to the exact nozzle I need then and seal it all into place good n super tight...
any help and tips is always very much appreciated....
Im confused as what the little breather filter is used for also ????
Last edited by MiniManAdam; 07-06-2022 at 08:48 PM.
#15
MrBlah, are you saying the "wiper fluid" that you are apparently injecting into your engine is 30% ? 30% of WHAT?
I surely hope that you aren't saying 30% alcohol, 70% water..??
Please explain.
Mike
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#18
Meth tanks need a vent or they go boom which is why high quality kits like aquamist or howerton engineering have vents that run out of the cabin away from exhaust. Again all this into in the aquamist forums
This is risky **** especially in cabin as
you can’t see meth in fire and even the 49/51 **** will burn after Some evap occurs and again the meth flame is white/transparent. I have extensive knowledge in this area not bull **** I heard this or that on a car forum or bench racing. If this isn’t done right either you or your car will be ****ed
please run test patterns outside of horn and monitor cc in a graduated cylinder and conical pattern and atomization. Again autism so please excuse bluntness but this isn’t a window trigger fogger
kit from auto zone this is legit big boy panties and consequences if not right. Taking your time and running tests not only educates you the user but protects your engine
This is risky **** especially in cabin as
you can’t see meth in fire and even the 49/51 **** will burn after Some evap occurs and again the meth flame is white/transparent. I have extensive knowledge in this area not bull **** I heard this or that on a car forum or bench racing. If this isn’t done right either you or your car will be ****ed
please run test patterns outside of horn and monitor cc in a graduated cylinder and conical pattern and atomization. Again autism so please excuse bluntness but this isn’t a window trigger fogger
kit from auto zone this is legit big boy panties and consequences if not right. Taking your time and running tests not only educates you the user but protects your engine
Last edited by The Devil Z; 07-06-2022 at 09:58 PM.
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My question is, what's the other 70% ? 100% -30% equals.....70% ? This 70% is _________________
Mike
#21
Water, seriously ???
You guys do realize that...WATER DOESN'T BURN don't you ? Why take up the volume in the combustion chamber with crap, water in this case !?
WHY...in all creation, would you do this? Especially in such a small percentage ? Why go to all the money and effort of installing these injection systems, for SO...little gain ?
Any of you running a water / alcohol "MIX" need to go back to 8th grade science class and reread your books ! For the best results, run...100% methanol or ethanol.
IF...you feel they you need to run more or less alcohol, figure out a way (mechanically or electronically) to "regulate" the "AMOUNT or QUANTITY" of alcohol, NOT the mixture percentage !
I tested this 30 or so years ago ! I went from 10% methanol to 25% to 50%, to 75% to 100% in a cheap, overly simple injection system in a four cylinder, carbureted engine.
Then I used 100% methanol and changed the volume of methanol with jet sizes.
There's a HUGE...all positive...difference in running the 100% methanol and controlling it, as required, by volume NOT percentage !! Been there...done that.
Wake up guys, you want power or to be an..."also ran" ?
PLUS....everyone wants cooler inlet temperatures, and goes out and buys expensive and over sized intercoolers...right ! Running the 100% alcohol / methanol, the alcohol WILL cool the incoming charge, by quite a few degrees, summer and...winter !
The above, as I noted is 8th grade science class stuff (look it up !). But I'll toss in an "opinion" of mine, the alcohol should be injected just ahead of the intercooler, (especially in the summer) so that the mix has the best chance of cooling to as the highest degree possible. But, yeah, anyplace is good...as long as you run pure, 100% methanol or ethanol.
Mike
You guys do realize that...WATER DOESN'T BURN don't you ? Why take up the volume in the combustion chamber with crap, water in this case !?
WHY...in all creation, would you do this? Especially in such a small percentage ? Why go to all the money and effort of installing these injection systems, for SO...little gain ?
Any of you running a water / alcohol "MIX" need to go back to 8th grade science class and reread your books ! For the best results, run...100% methanol or ethanol.
IF...you feel they you need to run more or less alcohol, figure out a way (mechanically or electronically) to "regulate" the "AMOUNT or QUANTITY" of alcohol, NOT the mixture percentage !
I tested this 30 or so years ago ! I went from 10% methanol to 25% to 50%, to 75% to 100% in a cheap, overly simple injection system in a four cylinder, carbureted engine.
Then I used 100% methanol and changed the volume of methanol with jet sizes.
There's a HUGE...all positive...difference in running the 100% methanol and controlling it, as required, by volume NOT percentage !! Been there...done that.
Wake up guys, you want power or to be an..."also ran" ?
PLUS....everyone wants cooler inlet temperatures, and goes out and buys expensive and over sized intercoolers...right ! Running the 100% alcohol / methanol, the alcohol WILL cool the incoming charge, by quite a few degrees, summer and...winter !
The above, as I noted is 8th grade science class stuff (look it up !). But I'll toss in an "opinion" of mine, the alcohol should be injected just ahead of the intercooler, (especially in the summer) so that the mix has the best chance of cooling to as the highest degree possible. But, yeah, anyplace is good...as long as you run pure, 100% methanol or ethanol.
Mike
#22
Water, seriously ???
You guys do realize that...WATER DOESN'T BURN don't you ? Why take up the volume in the combustion chamber with crap, water in this case !?
WHY...in all creation, would you do this? Especially in such a small percentage ? Why go to all the money and effort of installing these injection systems, for SO...little gain ?
Any of you running a water / alcohol "MIX" need to go back to 8th grade science class and reread your books ! For the best results, run...100% methanol or ethanol.
IF...you feel they you need to run more or less alcohol, figure out a way (mechanically or electronically) to "regulate" the "AMOUNT or QUANTITY" of alcohol, NOT the mixture percentage !
I tested this 30 or so years ago ! I went from 10% methanol to 25% to 50%, to 75% to 100% in a cheap, overly simple injection system in a four cylinder, carbureted engine.
Then I used 100% methanol and changed the volume of methanol with jet sizes.
There's a HUGE...all positive...difference in running the 100% methanol and controlling it, as required, by volume NOT percentage !! Been there...done that.
Wake up guys, you want power or to be an..."also ran" ?
PLUS....everyone wants cooler inlet temperatures, and goes out and buys expensive and over sized intercoolers...right ! Running the 100% alcohol / methanol, the alcohol WILL cool the incoming charge, by quite a few degrees, summer and...winter !
The above, as I noted is 8th grade science class stuff (look it up !). But I'll toss in an "opinion" of mine, the alcohol should be injected just ahead of the intercooler, (especially in the summer) so that the mix has the best chance of cooling to as the highest degree possible. But, yeah, anyplace is good...as long as you run pure, 100% methanol or ethanol.
Mike
You guys do realize that...WATER DOESN'T BURN don't you ? Why take up the volume in the combustion chamber with crap, water in this case !?
WHY...in all creation, would you do this? Especially in such a small percentage ? Why go to all the money and effort of installing these injection systems, for SO...little gain ?
Any of you running a water / alcohol "MIX" need to go back to 8th grade science class and reread your books ! For the best results, run...100% methanol or ethanol.
IF...you feel they you need to run more or less alcohol, figure out a way (mechanically or electronically) to "regulate" the "AMOUNT or QUANTITY" of alcohol, NOT the mixture percentage !
I tested this 30 or so years ago ! I went from 10% methanol to 25% to 50%, to 75% to 100% in a cheap, overly simple injection system in a four cylinder, carbureted engine.
Then I used 100% methanol and changed the volume of methanol with jet sizes.
There's a HUGE...all positive...difference in running the 100% methanol and controlling it, as required, by volume NOT percentage !! Been there...done that.
Wake up guys, you want power or to be an..."also ran" ?
PLUS....everyone wants cooler inlet temperatures, and goes out and buys expensive and over sized intercoolers...right ! Running the 100% alcohol / methanol, the alcohol WILL cool the incoming charge, by quite a few degrees, summer and...winter !
The above, as I noted is 8th grade science class stuff (look it up !). But I'll toss in an "opinion" of mine, the alcohol should be injected just ahead of the intercooler, (especially in the summer) so that the mix has the best chance of cooling to as the highest degree possible. But, yeah, anyplace is good...as long as you run pure, 100% methanol or ethanol.
Mike
I also considered running 100% also but for now im just going to stick with the standard 50/50 snow brand premix..
#23
If I mount the tank in my trunk could I mount the pump in the passengers side compartment by the brake line and valve ???
or do you think it would be too hot to mount the pump on the side of the battery box underneath the car IF I make heat shielding for it ????
also IF i mount the tank next to my ecu by customizing the lower intake box abit THEN would it be fine to keep the pump in the compartment with the brake lines ? Id REALLY like to keep it all out the interior of my car if possible..
or do you think it would be too hot to mount the pump on the side of the battery box underneath the car IF I make heat shielding for it ????
also IF i mount the tank next to my ecu by customizing the lower intake box abit THEN would it be fine to keep the pump in the compartment with the brake lines ? Id REALLY like to keep it all out the interior of my car if possible..
#24
Meth tanks need a vent or they go boom which is why high quality kits like aquamist or howerton engineering have vents that run out of the cabin away from exhaust. Again all this into in the aquamist forums
This is risky **** especially in cabin as
you can’t see meth in fire and even the 49/51 **** will burn after Some evap occurs and again the meth flame is white/transparent. I have extensive knowledge in this area not bull **** I heard this or that on a car forum or bench racing. If this isn’t done right either you or your car will be ****ed
please run test patterns outside of horn and monitor cc in a graduated cylinder and conical pattern and atomization. Again autism so please excuse bluntness but this isn’t a window trigger fogger
kit from auto zone this is legit big boy panties and consequences if not right. Taking your time and running tests not only educates you the user but protects your engine
This is risky **** especially in cabin as
you can’t see meth in fire and even the 49/51 **** will burn after Some evap occurs and again the meth flame is white/transparent. I have extensive knowledge in this area not bull **** I heard this or that on a car forum or bench racing. If this isn’t done right either you or your car will be ****ed
please run test patterns outside of horn and monitor cc in a graduated cylinder and conical pattern and atomization. Again autism so please excuse bluntness but this isn’t a window trigger fogger
kit from auto zone this is legit big boy panties and consequences if not right. Taking your time and running tests not only educates you the user but protects your engine
I guess it's time to invest in a cabin fire extinguisher..I will mount it directly ontop of my rear seat delete rite behind my arm rest..