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Old 05-24-2013, 08:42 AM   #29
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OD Cog drive is worth 3.5 lbs of boost. Stock 3.8 Pulley with the Maggie in 6lbs of boost. 3.6 Pulley adds another 3lbs or so of boost. I run 12-12.5 lbs of boost, with Meth as safety.

How much did the meth lower lower you intake air temps and does it keep them down after some WOT.
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Old 05-24-2013, 12:16 PM   #30
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I have twin Turbo so may be a bit different..I saw my IAT go from 200+ degrees all the way down to 130 degrees on 80+degree days. Haven't tipped over 130 since the install, even while hot lapping

sent from my galaxy s3. that would explain the errors.
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Old 05-24-2013, 03:12 PM   #31
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How much did the meth lower lower you intake air temps and does it keep them down after some WOT.
Methanol injection is a highly efficient chemical intercooler. By injecting methanol into the inlet of a supercharged car, intake air temperatures (IAT’s) can be reduced by more than 80% (depending on ambient air temperatures) and allow your tuner to run more timing and therefore making more HP. Secondly, Methanol burns at the equivalent of 110 octane fuel, effectively halting detonation that can be present with lower octane fuels and finally Methanol works to keep your engine cleaner, and helps remove carbon deposits that can form on piston tops, which can effective change engine compression and combustion properties.

Alky Control Systems come with a boost referenced, progressive meth controller which automatically releases increasing amounts of methanol as boost increases. This progression ensures smooth and even fuel delivery so that the transition or power remains smooth all the way up to redline.

And from what I've seen so far, it DOES keep my IATs down after several WOT runs. I have no regrets with this system.
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Old 05-24-2013, 03:31 PM   #32
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Great description and explanation. I am running an AEM injection system on mine which also has a boost progression switch. Turns on @ 3psi and full blast @ 12psi.

Also with the the Meth injection you mid water. Water actually pulls more heat of the block while the alcohol cools the air. If dialed in correctly it is a great combination.

All I did was bolt on a Meth injection kit, sprayed a 50/50 water and Meth mixture (washer solvent), no tuning done... and o gained 4mph in the 1/4 mile due to IAT staying down and my timing not being pulled. I will be getting some tuning done to really dial it in later in June. Hoping for a little more bump.

sent from my galaxy s3. that would explain the errors.
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Old 05-24-2013, 04:57 PM   #33
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Thanks for the responses. I need a plan for IAT. Normal driving I'm about 30 to 50 degrees over outside temp. Haven't seen track or WOT temps yet. My tuners plan (who does everything the expensive way lol) is to add a larger resivior in trunk and add either a larger heat exchanger or add a second exchanger. See what that does and then if needed add meth. I like the resivior idea because I can pack with ice at the track, not sure about putting more stuff in front of my radiator. Wondering if I should skip my tuners advice and go straight to meth because I am guessing it will still be needed after I do the other stuff. Any suggestions will be more than welcome. Thanks.
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Old 05-24-2013, 07:01 PM   #34
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My suggestion. Start with the Meth. 3 benefits of it are higher octane, cooling, and cleaning the engine.

A second or bigger reservoir only cools the air.

sent from my galaxy s3. that would explain the errors.
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Thanks for the responses. I need a plan for IAT. Normal driving I'm about 30 to 50 degrees over outside temp. Haven't seen track or WOT temps yet. My tuners plan (who does everything the expensive way lol) is to add a larger resivior in trunk and add either a larger heat exchanger or add a second exchanger. See what that does and then if needed add meth. I like the resivior idea because I can pack with ice at the track, not sure about putting more stuff in front of my radiator. Wondering if I should skip my tuners advice and go straight to meth because I am guessing it will still be needed after I do the other stuff. Any suggestions will be more than welcome. Thanks.


The large resi in the trunk works well. It keeps my IAT's in check and I spin the balls off the blower. Starting iats are below ambient before I stage the car. This ice chest is the main reason my car can run about the same times in any weather from -1000 da to 4000 like at camaro fest 3. It's not that bad price wise.

You can always add race gas to decrease any chance for detonation and to increase power.

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Old 05-24-2013, 07:26 PM   #36
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My suggestion. Start with the Meth. 3 benefits of it are higher octane, cooling, and cleaning the engine.

A second or bigger reservoir only cools the air.

sent from my galaxy s3. that would explain the errors.

Agreed, and if you go ALKY Control you can call Julio Don, the owner, make your custom set up, as these aren't cookie cutter, one size fits all kits, and pick his brain. The man is a wealth of knowledge and has educated me about the Meth system from scratch.
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Old 05-24-2013, 10:18 PM   #37
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The large resi in the trunk works well. It keeps my IAT's in check and I spin the balls off the blower. Starting iats are below ambient before I stage the car. This ice chest is the main reason my car can run about the same times in any weather from -1000 da to 4000 like at camaro fest 3. It's not that bad price wise.

You can always add race gas to decrease any chance for detonation and to increase power.
Good to hear. I haven't had much luck skipping my tuners advice. He has been pretty much hell bent to put this large resivior in. He is confident it will work. It is not real complicated or expensive. I'll see what it does and hopefully it does the trick.
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Good to hear. I haven't had much luck skipping my tuners advice. He has been pretty much hell bent to put this large resivior in. He is confident it will work. It is not real complicated or expensive. I'll see what it does and hopefully it does the trick.
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The only way the resi doesn't help that much it when you get stuck in stagging for an hour. You just need the support vehicle to have a cooler with you in stagging. Just drain the water before getting in the lanes bc you can't really drain the warm water out there. And give yourself about 5 minutes for the ice water to circulate. If you dump the ice in the run immediately it will not work as well. Two wks ago my starting iats after the burnout were 10 degrees below ambient. No staging wait though.
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Old 05-24-2013, 10:54 PM   #39
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Makes sense. I've seen guys do that before. I'll remember the 5 min rule. I follow instructions well lol.
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Old 06-26-2013, 09:19 AM   #40
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The 3.8 front pulley and 1:1 rear should make 6ish. The OD on the rear should put it to 9.5ish.

Lately it seems like everyone is making more boost than in the past... it is odd. Anyway, do you have a dyno sheet? Just curious...

Brandon/Suxost or however it is spelled also is making higher than average boost but he is running HF cats.

i m around 10 psi with OD on the rear and 3.8 front.
i need to be 8 psi. what pulley size do i need?
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3.8 on the front is the biggest one they make, if I'm not mistaken. There may be a 4.0.
If not, you will need to get rid of the OD pulley on the rear and put a 3.6 on the front for around 8lbs boost.
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Old 06-26-2013, 06:47 PM   #42
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i m around 10 psi with OD on the rear and 3.8 front.
i need to be 8 psi. what pulley size do i need?
Why do you need to be at 8?
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