Mine is not here yet (ordered it Thursday), but it will be the 3 nozzle. One pre turbo and 2 more in the charge pipe. I don't have any plans to change my fuel curve, as it is blow thru. I don't have any room for an A/A and I don't want the weight and plumbing of an A/W so I figured I would give this a shot. If it cooks a piston, well it won't be the first time someone has done it lol. I'm just looking for a way out of buying C16 every time I go to the track and turn the wick up a little.Robert1320 said:The issues with meth spray kit is eventually everyone keeps leaning on them harder and harder. Thus the meth enters into the fuel curve. Meth will need to used a large quantity (vs gas) to not go lean. That is why you see the meth kit with 3, 5, 163 nozzles..... (maybe not 163). You get the point it need a large quantity.
So 3 nozzles does the trick. What happens if one nozzle gets plugged with a little spec of dirt. You just lost 33% of you meth fuel curve.... Ooooppps.
Some people have used them, some people have blown up.
Look at the overall cost of what you are building and the cost off adding a real cooler. Anything you go cheap on will be that one thing you question, all the time. Or the first thing to break.
It is a 2 bolt GM 400 block with a nodular 3.48" crank, so I am a master of the conservative tune lol.Robert1320 said:I understand where you are coming from. BUT, we have seen too many racers (always wanting more) turn up their set-up and well you know.....
Bad Medicine Racing said:It is a 2 bolt GM 400 block with a nodular 3.48" crank, so I am a master of the conservative tune lol.Robert1320 said:I understand where you are coming from. BUT, we have seen too many racers (always wanting more) turn up their set-up and well you know.....