For those of you that were wondering what kind of HP & TQ reslults you might get when using a particular fluid in a water methanol injection kit, here it is.
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My truck - 02 3500 ETH/DEE, 3:54, 4x4, AFE mega cannon, US-Gear SD E-brake, In Cab Adj Edge EZ, Snow Performance W/M injection stage I (2 - 625ml nozels) with a stage II variable controller (15psi - 50% 22psi - 100%), Southbend Con OFE, Stage II injectors
Run # 1 was on #2 only, and the edge EZ as a boost fooler.
262. 46 hp 599. 04 tq
Dyno run / Gain over EZ / Gain over Previous fluid
Run #2 (not shown) Edge EZ only.
328 hp 835 tq
Run #4 was Edge EZ on level 2, and straight water injection.
332. 7 hp / 4. 7 hp / 4. 7 hp
846. 96 tq / 11. 96 tq / 11. 96 tq
Run #5 was Edge EZ, and your average off the shelf windshield washer fluid injection (contains Methanol).
381. 47 hp / 53. 47 hp / 48. 77 hp
884. 83 tq / 49. 83 tq / 37. 87 tq
Run #6 was Edge EZ, and 50/50 mix of Water to Methanol.
392. 25 hp / 64. 25 hp / 10. 78 hp
891. 91 tq / 56. 91 tq / 7. 08 tq
Don't ask about the EGT results with the three, My EGT gauge only goes to 1500, and I was not on the dyno long enough to see what it did (that and I did not even look).
Now on the way home I was still loaded with the 50/50 mix so I set the cruise on at 78mph turned on the EZ and the W/I and did a wait & see on the rolling hills on the southbound route of I-25 back to Denver. I am still tuned a little heavy on the fluid because my truck did not like having the 50/50 injected holding 19psi (could feel it cutting out) and the cruise certainly did not like it adding the extra 64hp.
Rather than trying to tune the system more, I think that I am going to just stick with a slightly waterd down version of the windshield washer fluid for my EGT controll. Trying to get the best of both worlds of a little extra power, and EGT cooling when pulling up the big hills.
My truck - 02 3500 ETH/DEE, 3:54, 4x4, AFE mega cannon, US-Gear SD E-brake, In Cab Adj Edge EZ, Snow Performance W/M injection stage I (2 - 625ml nozels) with a stage II variable controller (15psi - 50% 22psi - 100%), Southbend Con OFE, Stage II injectors
Run # 1 was on #2 only, and the edge EZ as a boost fooler.
262. 46 hp 599. 04 tq
Dyno run / Gain over EZ / Gain over Previous fluid
Run #2 (not shown) Edge EZ only.
328 hp 835 tq
Run #4 was Edge EZ on level 2, and straight water injection.
332. 7 hp / 4. 7 hp / 4. 7 hp
846. 96 tq / 11. 96 tq / 11. 96 tq
Run #5 was Edge EZ, and your average off the shelf windshield washer fluid injection (contains Methanol).
381. 47 hp / 53. 47 hp / 48. 77 hp
884. 83 tq / 49. 83 tq / 37. 87 tq
Run #6 was Edge EZ, and 50/50 mix of Water to Methanol.
392. 25 hp / 64. 25 hp / 10. 78 hp
891. 91 tq / 56. 91 tq / 7. 08 tq
Don't ask about the EGT results with the three, My EGT gauge only goes to 1500, and I was not on the dyno long enough to see what it did (that and I did not even look).
Now on the way home I was still loaded with the 50/50 mix so I set the cruise on at 78mph turned on the EZ and the W/I and did a wait & see on the rolling hills on the southbound route of I-25 back to Denver. I am still tuned a little heavy on the fluid because my truck did not like having the 50/50 injected holding 19psi (could feel it cutting out) and the cruise certainly did not like it adding the extra 64hp.
Rather than trying to tune the system more, I think that I am going to just stick with a slightly waterd down version of the windshield washer fluid for my EGT controll. Trying to get the best of both worlds of a little extra power, and EGT cooling when pulling up the big hills.
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