View Poll Results: Meth/water mix
I buy pre-mixed meth/water
5
55.56%
I mix my own meth/water
4
44.44%
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#20
Oye Vey, you guys are silly. If you have OEM pistons you'd start at a lower psi, and at a higher number with low compression turbo pistons. It's the result you're after. You could have a high compression, built NA motor, and start spraying below 4psi, OR, you could keep everything the same, and use timing advance to mark the spray start.etc etc. BTW real men know there is no pre-made water/ meth kit out there that's made for 100% methanol.
#21
I was just kiddng with you .... nothing wrong with 8psi....
I wouldnt say that...I have driven in some Stock Block FI and they hook up better than me...If its not on the Hwy...I lose
I wouldnt say that...I have driven in some Stock Block FI and they hook up better than me...If its not on the Hwy...I lose
Last edited by XKR; 01-12-2009 at 02:40 PM.
#22
Oye Vey, you guys are silly. If you have OEM pistons you'd start at a lower psi, and at a higher number with low compression turbo pistons. It's the result you're after. You could have a high compression, built NA motor, and start spraying below 4psi, OR, you could keep everything the same, and use timing advance to mark the spray start.etc etc. BTW real men know there is no pre-made water/ meth kit out there that's made for 100% methanol.
#23
+1
I have a Coolingmist system and the pump has internal coatings that allow it to work fine with straight meth.
The issue poeple seem to be concerned about is straight meth puddling inside the intake plenum. There was another thread on the My350Z forum in which George at GTM (I think it was George) is going to spray directly into the intake runners. I think with proper fuel filters the concern over having a single injector get clogged is mitigated. But I think there still was concern over having the meth spray continuously into the intake runners because it seems you may get pooling when the intake valves are closed and the air flow into the combusion chamber is stopped. With injection before the intake plenum, there is a more continuous stream of air flow. We'll have to see how Georges setup works out and whether he tries it with straight meth.
I have a Coolingmist system and the pump has internal coatings that allow it to work fine with straight meth.
The issue poeple seem to be concerned about is straight meth puddling inside the intake plenum. There was another thread on the My350Z forum in which George at GTM (I think it was George) is going to spray directly into the intake runners. I think with proper fuel filters the concern over having a single injector get clogged is mitigated. But I think there still was concern over having the meth spray continuously into the intake runners because it seems you may get pooling when the intake valves are closed and the air flow into the combusion chamber is stopped. With injection before the intake plenum, there is a more continuous stream of air flow. We'll have to see how Georges setup works out and whether he tries it with straight meth.
Last edited by TTG35forT; 01-12-2009 at 03:11 PM.
#24
+1
I have a Coolingmist system and the pump has internal coatings that allow it to work fine with straight meth.
The issue poeple seem to be concerned about is straight meth puddling inside the intake plenum. There was another thread on the My350Z forum in which George at GTM (I think it was George) is going to spray directly into the intake runners. I think with proper fuel filters the concern over having a single injector get clogged is mitigated. But I think there still was concern over having the meth spray continuously into the intake runners because it seems you may get pooling when the intake valves are closed and the air flow into the combusion chamber is stopped. With injection before the intake plenum, there is a more continuous stream of air flow. We'll have to see how Georges setup works out and whether he tries it with straight meth.
I have a Coolingmist system and the pump has internal coatings that allow it to work fine with straight meth.
The issue poeple seem to be concerned about is straight meth puddling inside the intake plenum. There was another thread on the My350Z forum in which George at GTM (I think it was George) is going to spray directly into the intake runners. I think with proper fuel filters the concern over having a single injector get clogged is mitigated. But I think there still was concern over having the meth spray continuously into the intake runners because it seems you may get pooling when the intake valves are closed and the air flow into the combusion chamber is stopped. With injection before the intake plenum, there is a more continuous stream of air flow. We'll have to see how Georges setup works out and whether he tries it with straight meth.
Yeah...That was George/GTM and Gurgen ( I think thats how you spell it... too lazy to check)
#25
#27
This is the best way to do it, same way with Nitrous. I worry about the uneven distribution of meth/water when it passes a dry manifold. It is not as bad with boosted car because the the pressure and the turbulence keep the water/meth atomized but there is still a risk of unevenness, water/fuel just dont like to take turns especially in a dry manifold. This is one of the reason I wont tune my car to the edge with water/meth because I'm afraid that one of the cylinder wont get enough meth.
#28
#29
This is the best way to do it, same way with Nitrous. I worry about the uneven distribution of meth/water when it passes a dry manifold. It is not as bad with boosted car because the the pressure and the turbulence keep the water/meth atomized but there is still a risk of unevenness, water/fuel just dont like to take turns especially in a dry manifold. This is one of the reason I wont tune my car to the edge with water/meth because I'm afraid that one of the cylinder wont get enough meth.
#30
I just checked the USPTO for published patent applications, and I did not see anything noteworthy. Of course, it takes approximately 18 months for patent applications to publish, so if there was a patent application filed less than 18 months ago, or the inventors decided not to have their patent application publish, it would not show up.
Can you shed some light on this? Are you talking about the new intake plenum Mike is working with Charles on?
Can you shed some light on this? Are you talking about the new intake plenum Mike is working with Charles on?