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 Old 08-31-2014, 09:09 AM   #1
 
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Great info. I would add a disclaimer that 100% methanol is highly flammable, invisible flame, etc.. The install should be taken seriously. It is a fuel after all.

Fwiw, on my old engine and k04/bnr I really didn't see any massive performance difference between 50/50 or 100% meth on my d07 nor did either setup seem to effect my afrs much at all; afrs were maybe 1/10 of a point richer.

For me, both 50/50 and 100% made a good difference in power (~30whp and more consistent performance year round) over no meth, with the 100% maybe a few hp higher. I ran 100% meth for the last few months and I decided to go back to 50/50.

I say get a smaller nozzle and a larger nozzle. Start with 50/50 and work your way up to to the larger nozzle and 100%. Find what works for your needs with the smallest nozzle and highest wm ratio. Water is a lot cheaper and makes the methanol less flammable.
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Great info. I would add a disclaimer that 100% methanol is highly flammable, invisible flame, etc.. The install should be taken seriously. It is a fuel after all.

Fwiw, on my old engine and k04/bnr I really didn't see any massive performance difference between 50/50 or 100% meth on my d07 nor did either setup seem to effect my afrs much at all; afrs were maybe 1/10 of a point richer.

For me, both 50/50 and 100% made a good difference in power (~30whp and more consistent performance year round) over no meth, with the 100% maybe a few hp higher. I ran 100% meth for the last few months and I decided to go back to 50/50.

I say get a smaller nozzle and a larger nozzle. Start with 50/50 and work your way up to to the larger nozzle and 100%. Find what works for your needs with the smallest nozzle and highest wm ratio. Water is a lot cheaper and makes the methanol less flammable.
Your results are not common, and although I appreciate all input, water is not a fuel, and in the case that someone is trying to add fuel to a tapped out direct injection system, water is going to eat up nozzle size.

I am hesitant to run any water in my meth system tbh, but that is just me.

I do appreciate everyone's input... just wanted to mention that your results are not the norm and for BT guys wanting to supplement fueling, h20 is not an option, imo.
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