Meth injection!
I run 2 cans to 8 gallons of 93 on my race tune as per Lund
where did you tap for the nozzles? i ran meth for years on my turbo's and loved it. i hear too many mixed reviews on a PD blower.I have had great results with a trunk mounted methanol injection system. It will pay for itself very quickly. I'm able to run 20 degrees of timing and 20psi on 92 octane. I have ran this set-up for 4 years and have over 350 1/4 mile passes with zero issues.
What octane level are shooting for with the level of concentrate? If I use the chart above as a guide I believe that would equate out to 104-105 octane on a 93 tune??
Well, there's a bit of a caveat here. With Torco, tests have indicated that it is not possible to increase the octane of the base fuel above 101 PON regardless of the concentration. This is what I have attached (?) after the 101 mixture. When I race, I mix one 32 ounce can of Torco to 5 gallons of 93 octane to get the max of 101. By racing with 5 gallons of gas, you will also be saving about 60 lbs of race weight when compared to a full tank.
where did you tap for the nozzles? i ran meth for years on my turbo's and loved it. i hear too many mixed reviews on a PD blower.
Not necessarily. Like E85, Torco is a little bit of insurance and will allow you to get a little more cylinder cooling due to the increased octane. If you run out of Torco and are running straight pump gas, just be smart with your driving style. If you do back to back runs shifting at 6,500 rpm then you'll be running a bit of a risk. Same holds true for E85 and like the example above, if you're really worried, you can always keep your hand held tuner with you and switch to a more conservative tune if not availble.the only danger you run with torco is that you have to use it with every fill up and its really easy for things to go wrong if you are tuned for 93+torco and you are out of torco and only running 93. Its dangerous with the e85 tune as well but atleast you can store a 93 tune on your tuner and baby it home. either way you have to really plan your drives after going past 16lbs of boost. I have been told that e85 runs around 105-110 octane and also runs cooler so thats why Im going that route.
Not necessarily. Like E85, Torco is a little bit of insurance and will allow you to get a little more cylinder cooling due to the increased octane. If you run out of Torco and are running straight pump gas, just be smart with your driving style. If you do back to back runs shifting at 6,500 rpm then you'll be running a bit of a risk. Same holds true for E85 and like the example above, if you're really worried, you can always keep your hand held tuner with you and switch to a more conservative tune if not availble.
Just remember, it's the Wide Open Throttle mode that really increases heat and thus the risk. Just lighten up the go pedal a little bit......
I think running Torco in every tank would be a big hassel unless you only race your car.
I personally would rather just have a conservative tune IMO. Who cares about 20-30 extra hp.
I run 91 and party with a 'street' tune in both cars.
Would tossing a can of Torco in there with a full tank for road course duty offer me a nice margin of protection? How much power will I lose with upped octane and the street tune still in place?