Is my vmp 2.3 gen1 tvs compatible with methanol injection

[musclemustangcb]

I've been researching the use of methanol injection with roots and tvs blowers. I've read some blowers are not compatible with methanol as it damages the rotors? Can i use methanol injection with my vmp tvs blower? With my experience of methanol injection, The benefits are far worth the investment! I've only used it with centrifugal blowers and turbos. I currently have an 08 gt500 w/ 2.3 tvs with 2.4 upper pulley. I'm looking to upgrade my lower to a 15% od and I've read that a 2.4 and a 15% is not recommended on pump gas. I do not have e85 in the state that i live in and feel methanol would be a convenient substitute. Please advise, Thanks in advance! !!!

 

[VNMOUS1]

The vanes are coated but should not be an issue.

A 2.40 and 15pct will have you over 21psi at sea level and should not be run on pump gas. I do, but a never nail it on the street so it never sees the 23psi I make with that combo and a GEN II.

My recommendation is that meth injection be used to help quell detonation, not as a substitute for proper fuel.

 

[musclemustangcb]

Thankyou for the quick response! I agree, there isn't a substitute for proper fuel. Perhaps a 10% od would suffice? With methanol I could get more potential (not complete potential like e85) out of the 10%????

 

[albaluma]

The vanes are coated but should not be an issue.

A 2.40 and 15pct will have you over 21psi at sea level and should not be run on pump gas. I do, but a never nail it on the street so it never sees the 23psi I make with that combo and a GEN II.

My recommendation is that meth injection be used to help quell detonation, not as a substitute for proper fuel.

what is your recommendation to use for 91 octane fuel?
i mean which pulley combo we should use to be safe?





vmp tvs, 2.4 pulley, vmp 67mm tb, 155mm jlt, headers, x-pipe, corsa catback, 98lb injector, KB bap, afco dual fan heat exchanger.

 

[VNMOUS1]

Call us and let's discuss. The problem with generalities are that they are often taken out of context and are not OK for all people.

bj