amy98gt
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ok has anybody ever heard of anyone secsessfully using both nitrous "laughing gas :laughing4:" and meth "crystal :drunken_smilie:"? and i can be any number of meth ie: liquid methanol injection, methane gas, nitro meth, exct.
i dont think nitrous increases octane its not fuel its not flammable i dont think nitous helps with detonation . meth inj and help with detonation lets you increase timing nitrous does not.95PGTTech said:Possible? Yes. Stupid? Equally.
Both are stored in a tank of some kind then pumped either by pressure or mechanically through lines to the intake system (either the tube or directly to manifold). From there they both mix with the air/fuel charge and are pushed into the cylinder and combusted.
It's stupid because they both serve the same purpose. F/I guys use a 50/50 mix of methanol and water to cool the intake charge (water) and increase the available octane of the air/fuel mixture (methanol). Essentially it's injecting race gas. Both the lower IATs and the increased octane allow the tuner to run more timing in the motor and more boost as detonation is greatly more resisted. Some feel they do not need the lower IATs (air-to-air intercooled cars, for example) and run straight methanol under high boost, essentially injecting race gas into the vehicle.
Nitrous gives horespower addition by bringing in extra molecules of oxygen than if normal air charge was taking up the space that the nitrous was, and by dropping IATs, allowing more power and timing to be added. F/I guys use these to spool turbocharger systems and give great horsepower increases on F/I and N/A applications.
Nitrous is, by far, the better solution if you're looking for a higher octane, detonation preventing fuel to add to a F/I vehicle. Having two is a redundant system. Especially on a race bike where every ounce matters. As far as nitro methane, I have no experience and cannot comment, but most guys running it are rebuilding motors on each pass, so I doubt it.
or a good t-trimmed 2v.95PGTTech said:I run a lot more timing in my nitrous tune than in my pump gas or race gas tune. Nitrous drastically drops the IAT2s, helping prevent detonation and letting you crank the timing up, if you've got the balls. Most follow an addage drop a plug cold range and 2 degrees timing per 50hp nitrous. But these are old, poorly tuned myths. Just like good diesel tunes make big power without giant black clouds...These gains from nitrous would be magnified on a F/I car as you get the benefit of the extra oxygen delivered to the combustion chamber and the gains from dropping IATs...look at pullied, nitrous Terminators.
95PGTTech said:I run a lot more timing in my nitrous tune than in my pump gas or race gas tune. Nitrous drastically drops the IAT2s, helping prevent detonation and letting you crank the timing up, if you've got the balls. Most follow an addage drop a plug cold range and 2 degrees timing per 50hp nitrous. But these are old, poorly tuned myths. Just like good diesel tunes make big power without giant black clouds...These gains from nitrous would be magnified on a F/I car as you get the benefit of the extra oxygen delivered to the combustion chamber and the gains from dropping IATs...look at pullied, nitrous Terminators.
OnyxCobra said:I kinda feel like if you're not running any forced induction meth wouldn't do nearly as much for you as nitrous would, and if you are running some sort of boost I'd just pick one or the other, unless you go with a small shot I would think the nitrous would add more power. Personally I didn't want nitrous so i went with meth.