HP Ceiling - 2.5 Litre (std redline/reliable boost level)
06-10-2011, 05:24 PM
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In my experience 350whp was right about where what I consider "reliability" started to be compromised in a track setting.
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Yep - I agree Cameron
So long as meth is used as a safety (and not a meth reliant tune) it is absolutely unbeatable. If you do go dry or have a meth system issue you don't blown up
Up to 650hp, generally use a single nozzle setup. When used on a preset psi uses far less meth than most would believe.
I have a single nozzle 100% meth LS triggered at 4 psi. Have used < 4 gallons of meth in the last 16 months. Granted it does not see bad weather or daily use, but is driven hard. In that time it has made a dozen or so passes at the drag strip and 14 standing mile runs, with countless on ramp blasts.
I would have never guessed how little is required to be effective.
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Yep - I agree Cameron
So long as meth is used as a safety (and not a meth reliant tune) it is absolutely unbeatable. If you do go dry or have a meth system issue you don't blown up
Up to 650hp, generally use a single nozzle setup. When used on a preset psi uses far less meth than most would believe.
I have a single nozzle 100% meth LS triggered at 4 psi. Have used < 4 gallons of meth in the last 16 months. Granted it does not see bad weather or daily use, but is driven hard. In that time it has made a dozen or so passes at the drag strip and 14 standing mile runs, with countless on ramp blasts.
I would have never guessed how little is required to be effective.
06-13-2011, 11:59 AM
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I don't get why we don't see more meth/water injection around here. Is it because you have to refill it? You can make it where the stuff kicks in once you reach a certain psi, and you don't see full boost for a long duration when you think about it. Running more boost/timing with no downsides, even keeps your internals clean.
Also our wiper fluid tanks are pretty huge if you have the headlight nozzles..
Also our wiper fluid tanks are pretty huge if you have the headlight nozzles..
06-13-2011, 01:52 PM
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06-13-2011, 04:07 PM
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