What methanol nozzle size?
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Secondly a 2.6 pulley will create heat regardless of the timing and how much slower the car is moving. The rotors spin, boost is formed heat is created.
My 5gph nozzle has all the right essentials as a basis against using a larger nozzle.
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I hear your able to run 25 degree's on your smaller pulley with no knock.l.
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You guys are relentless on this forum...lol. While I was typing he posted a minute before me. So understandably no I did not have the opportunity to read his post before I entered mine.
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You guys are relentless on this forum...lol. While I was typing he posted a minute before me. So understandably no I did not have the opportunity to read his post before I entered mine.
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Yulp as high up as 27 (though its not needed on this platform) without knock, on a 5gph nozzle.
Not worth pushing much more, unless you like beating up on the con rod bearings.
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I hear your able to run 25 degree's on your smaller pulley with no knock.l.
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You guys are relentless on this forum...lol. While I was typing he posted a minute before me. So understandably no I did not have the opportunity to read his post before I entered mine.
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You guys are relentless on this forum...lol. While I was typing he posted a minute before me. So understandably no I did not have the opportunity to read his post before I entered mine.
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temps will drop more once I install a header, and can the stock exhaust manifold.
They are relentless, try learning anything from them. It's like deciphering ancient greek.
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random tuning question. i'm sorta knowledgable just from looking at people tuning and looking at data logs. but what does INJ B1 mean? injector base1? and the same with INJ B2. and what is O2B1S1? is that the oxygen sensor? base1, the one before the cat(if you were to have one?? and then ST B1..
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random tuning question. i'm sorta knowledgable just from looking at people tuning and looking at data logs. but what does INJ B1 mean? injector base1? and the same with INJ B2. and what is O2B1S1? is that the oxygen sensor? base1, the one before the cat(if you were to have one?? and then ST B1..
Injector Bank 1 - injectors, lol
o2 Bank 1 sensor 1 - header o2 sensor
o2 Bank 1 sensor 2 - cat o2 sensor
"V" motors have 2 banks.
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"if you notice...it says "12/26/2009 7:02 pm....
and on the 26th at 7:05 is was 49* where he lives.... so i'm gonna say he's at 11.5 cause its winter. not trying to be an ass....just sayin"
or this one.
"Then you prolly didnt read this before you posted that
Also timing, has nothing to do with the iat temps.
Secondly a 2.6 pulley will create heat regardless of the timing.
My 5gph nozzle has all the right essentials as a basis against using a larger nozzle."
Only this forum is everyone so quick to slam everyone else or not accept the fact that someone is able to do something that they aren't doing.
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so what exactly do the 12.4 and 852 values mean?
its called a winter tune rodney. cutting back timing. but if you want to be an ass to me about my comment i'ld be more than happy to sell your trunk mount kit in favor for devils own products. ...if you want
its called a winter tune rodney. cutting back timing. but if you want to be an ass to me about my comment i'ld be more than happy to sell your trunk mount kit in favor for devils own products. ...if you want
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This is the very reason I got off this forum. People are very opinionated and unwilling to listen to anything that goes against the norm....lol. Plus the attitude in this forum can be really bad at times. Guys making posts like the following that make no sense and have no relevancy.
"if you notice...it says "12/26/2009 7:02 pm....
and on the 26th at 7:05 is was 49* where he lives.... so i'm gonna say he's at 11.5 cause its winter. not trying to be an ass....just sayin"
or this one.
"Then you prolly didnt read this before you posted that
Also timing, has nothing to do with the iat temps.
Secondly a 2.6 pulley will create heat regardless of the timing.
My 5gph nozzle has all the right essentials as a basis against using a larger nozzle."
Only this forum is everyone so quick to slam everyone else or not accept the fact that someone is able to do something that they aren't doing.
@ Exsoccer, If you want a dummy hpt program, gimme a shout on pm.
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"if you notice...it says "12/26/2009 7:02 pm....
and on the 26th at 7:05 is was 49* where he lives.... so i'm gonna say he's at 11.5 cause its winter. not trying to be an ass....just sayin"
or this one.
"Then you prolly didnt read this before you posted that
Also timing, has nothing to do with the iat temps.
Secondly a 2.6 pulley will create heat regardless of the timing.
My 5gph nozzle has all the right essentials as a basis against using a larger nozzle."
Only this forum is everyone so quick to slam everyone else or not accept the fact that someone is able to do something that they aren't doing.
@ Exsoccer, If you want a dummy hpt program, gimme a shout on pm.
Rodney
And by the same meaning. Your leading ppl to believe they NEED to take your advice for a larger nozzle because the "norm" as you politely called it, cant possibly be right.
But im not going to waste my time going back and forth with a vendor on here. Your opinion doesnt to me matter, your only in it for the mighty dollar.
It goes both ways Rodney.
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These same guys living out in the dry desert will see temps during the winter drop down into the 40's and they love it because their able to put the timing back into their motor unlike the hot winter months. Air to air intercoolers suck in 100 degree weather and freakin rock during the cold months. plus the heat really effects the non-intercooled supercharged guys running ProChargers, Eatons, Kenne Bells etc.
So you can understand why I don't under stand your "winter tune". Especially on methanol because its going to more then make up for the different blends in gasoline as well.
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And by the same meaning. Your leading ppl to believe they NEED to take your advice for a larger nozzle because the "norm" as you politely called it, cant possibly be right.
But im not going to waste my time going back and forth with a vendor on here. Your opinion doesnt to me matter, your only in it for the mighty dollar.
It goes both ways Rodney.
But im not going to waste my time going back and forth with a vendor on here. Your opinion doesnt to me matter, your only in it for the mighty dollar.
It goes both ways Rodney.
Rodney
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Read the thread yourself. This is completely independent testing done by a member. Plus, I gave the guy 3 nozzles. $60.00 worth of nozzles and shipped them for free to prove y point they could use more jetting and make more power on these 300+ horsepower engines. I really didn't have to. But I knew looking at their combinations that a number 5 was way to small. So I put my ***** out on the line by saying simply run each nozzle individually and see which you can tune and make more power with. The 14 won. And i have to say that forum is a bunch of nice guys. People helping each other out instead of cutting them down at any chance they get.
Nobody wants to comment on that and its fine.
http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread...t=meth&page=38
MORE RESULTS!
You guys aren't going to believe this but the #14 nozzle works at 11psi! Not only does it work...its probably the largest increase in power I've felt yet.
Engagement at 4500rpm and NO motor bogging.
The power increase here was VERY noticeable. Even more so than when I went from the coolingmist nozzle to the #10.
I will get on the Dyno ASAP and get some real numbers here. I currently have a successfully tuned and knock free map for the #7, #10, and #14 nozzle.
I am in love with the car again. I got an alignment yesterday and I am putting this power down to the road now instead of spinning up top...2nd gear torque steer is becoming too much for my g/f to handle. I've never felt the car rip at the road like this.
Nobody wants to comment on that and its fine.
http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread...t=meth&page=38
MORE RESULTS!
You guys aren't going to believe this but the #14 nozzle works at 11psi! Not only does it work...its probably the largest increase in power I've felt yet.
Engagement at 4500rpm and NO motor bogging.
The power increase here was VERY noticeable. Even more so than when I went from the coolingmist nozzle to the #10.
I will get on the Dyno ASAP and get some real numbers here. I currently have a successfully tuned and knock free map for the #7, #10, and #14 nozzle.
I am in love with the car again. I got an alignment yesterday and I am putting this power down to the road now instead of spinning up top...2nd gear torque steer is becoming too much for my g/f to handle. I've never felt the car rip at the road like this.
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Every car is going to react differently to meth injection. This is where trial and error comes into the equation. I am a firm believer of trying to run the smallest nozzle possible to get the most gain out of it.
First would be your pw of your injectors. 2nd would be your mv of your o2 sensor. From my experience you want to try to get it between .820-.840 before you go into open loop.
If your down in okc are stop by and i can make sure to have my laptop and let you play with hptunners. I would not be without it.
First would be your pw of your injectors. 2nd would be your mv of your o2 sensor. From my experience you want to try to get it between .820-.840 before you go into open loop.
If your down in okc are stop by and i can make sure to have my laptop and let you play with hptunners. I would not be without it.
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Read the thread yourself. This is completely independent testing done by a member. Plus, I gave the guy 3 nozzles. $60.00 worth of nozzles and shipped them for free to prove y point they could use more jetting and make more power on these 300+ horsepower engines. I really didn't have to. But I knew looking at their combinations that a number 5 was way to small. So I put my ***** out on the line by saying simply run each nozzle individually and see which you can tune and make more power with. The 14 won. And i have to say that forum is a bunch of nice guys. People helping each other out instead of cutting them down at any chance they get.
Nobody wants to comment on that and its fine.
http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread...t=meth&page=38
MORE RESULTS!
You guys aren't going to believe this but the #14 nozzle works at 11psi! Not only does it work...its probably the largest increase in power I've felt yet.
Engagement at 4500rpm and NO motor bogging.
The power increase here was VERY noticeable. Even more so than when I went from the coolingmist nozzle to the #10.
I will get on the Dyno ASAP and get some real numbers here. I currently have a successfully tuned and knock free map for the #7, #10, and #14 nozzle.
I am in love with the car again. I got an alignment yesterday and I am putting this power down to the road now instead of spinning up top...2nd gear torque steer is becoming too much for my g/f to handle. I've never felt the car rip at the road like this.
Nobody wants to comment on that and its fine.
http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread...t=meth&page=38
MORE RESULTS!
You guys aren't going to believe this but the #14 nozzle works at 11psi! Not only does it work...its probably the largest increase in power I've felt yet.
Engagement at 4500rpm and NO motor bogging.
The power increase here was VERY noticeable. Even more so than when I went from the coolingmist nozzle to the #10.
I will get on the Dyno ASAP and get some real numbers here. I currently have a successfully tuned and knock free map for the #7, #10, and #14 nozzle.
I am in love with the car again. I got an alignment yesterday and I am putting this power down to the road now instead of spinning up top...2nd gear torque steer is becoming too much for my g/f to handle. I've never felt the car rip at the road like this.
Your a vendor trying to promote your product, giving out big nozzle information. So, of course anything we say is wrong, and your right.
That is the reason why theres no point bickering with you. No vendor is going to say otherwise, its hurts their "internet vendor image"
So i'll just leave it at, I prefer to use smaller nozzles. Now, if you plan to correct me on my nozzle preference, then be ignorant.
Here, ill even help you with your sales.
This is an AIS kit with a 10gph nozzle. If you all feel you need this much fluid going thru your blower/intake manifold/engine. Then have at it.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/M...gph_725865.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/M...gph_725866.htm
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49* is believable
Though his 138* iat2 on a 2.6 running 17 psi is nothing great. In fact, I beat his iat2 by 5* in similar weather conditions running a 2.7 w/o meth on. Thats with a stock exhaust mani, a 3 dp and a stock muffler.
and here's my proof... excuse the wideband readings where it goes into the 10s. unplugged my wideband on accident midway thru the pull.
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Knowing where shaun lives
49* is believable
Though his 138* iat2 on a 2.6 running 17 psi is nothing great. In fact, I beat his iat2 by 5* in similar weather conditions running a 2.7 w/o meth on. Thats with a stock exhaust mani, a 3 dp and a stock muffler.
and here's my proof... excuse the wideband readings where it goes into the 10s. unplugged my wideband on accident midway thru the pull.
49* is believable
Though his 138* iat2 on a 2.6 running 17 psi is nothing great. In fact, I beat his iat2 by 5* in similar weather conditions running a 2.7 w/o meth on. Thats with a stock exhaust mani, a 3 dp and a stock muffler.
and here's my proof... excuse the wideband readings where it goes into the 10s. unplugged my wideband on accident midway thru the pull.
Your first graph was better. It only showed a 36 degree difference in temps, like mine did. This one is showing a 80ish difference in temps. Me thinks were talking about colder air charge from Iat1 and 2, not the lowest temp possible.
Also, just for giggles 101 degrees isn't comparable to 55, lol.
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this chart shows outside temperature. You should know this very well, smarty pants.
If I were to guess, iat1 in the second photo is around 95*
still my 2.7 off meth @ 16 psi vs your 17 psi on meth has a lower iat2 in 6* warmer outside conditions.
Just proving a point, your not spraying enough water/meth to provide a nice and cool iat2.