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Methanol Injection
Hey everyone,
I know on the old forum, a few people were running this with excellent results. What I want to know is, what kit was everyone using? Also, what kind of results should I expect from something like this? i was thinking a DIY kit, such as this one, and having my Motec run it all. http://members.cox.net/stevemonroe/AlcoholInjMod.html Thoughts, comments and suggestions are much appreciated Cheers! |
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if you wont a brand new water/methanol injection kit, i have 1..
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accumulator is used to keep the mixture at a constant (high) pressure to atomise the liquid
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$350 and its yours, this for a complete kit, that a motec would complement the control of...i have another 1 in my old RS....Ron 0418 902 157
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basically it allows you to have the pump and tank in the boot out the way and the accumulator maintains the pump pressure all the way to the front of the car, regular systems need to have the pump and tank in the engine bay, which makes the options of fuels limited in case of fire, or alternatively require two pumps, one in a surge tank in the engine bay, the other from the boot. boot mounted tanks allow more fluid, and also allow more freedom in fuels, ie race fuel/methanol/water/mixtures of all the above
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hmmm would this give much cooler engine conditions. The reason im asking would or could this supplement having to say put sleeves in a 2.5ltr block? i.e a cheaper alternative?
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