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Old Jan 21, 2012 | 09:47 PM
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Do any of you question if a meth kit has even flow? No, and you guys slap those things on like crazy
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 09:47 PM
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As if byt doesn't work out of a garage either? LOL. I don't see your point. Sorry. Again, GET REAL.
Exactly how do you know what experience James does or doesn't have? There has only been 2 people I entrusted my cars tune to, and it runs strong 3 years later, and I don't wait months to get a puny revision .
Get off your high horse.
Last time i checked Nick was a legitimate LLC company while james is not. Def a difference there.
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 09:49 PM
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Last time i checked Nick was a legitimate LLC company while james is not. Def a difference there.
That's funny that a legitimate llc company just disappears with everyone's money. Real legit bro!.
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ULWizSS
No honestly i would not if BYT did the same, because i know he def dont have enough experience with it. And either does James. If you knew some of the emails james send out you would not trust everything he says either. He works out of a little garage doing tunes and upgrades for you guys. But he is gods gift to the LSJ and LNF community in all his nutswingers eyes.
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Back on Topic here. I am done with this thread. Go ZZP.
So just because he doesn't have a big garage and big business he's no good? Just the way you made it sound.

Like zzp doesn't have nutswingers? They could sell **** in a box as long as they say it adds performance people will buy it. I have zzp parts and will continue to buy zzp parts as long as they keep their prices down and quality up.
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 09:50 PM
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Can we for once keep a thread on topic?
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Black SS/SC 06
Can we for once keep a thread on topic?
Yep i am done. Apologies to ZZP for thread clutter.
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by BLAZIN07SS
Do any of you question if a meth kit has even flow? No, and you guys slap those things on like crazy
I was it getting ready to mention that
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 10:14 PM
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Don't meth kits atomize the mixture pre throttle body though? I've never used one... If they do, then isn't that mix evenly distributed as the air entering is?

This 5th injector is on the IM directly right? I can see how 2 and 3 would get saturated more so than 1 and 4 vs a nozzle that is spraying pre TB.
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 10:22 PM
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Honestly kid i used to own a shop. And by what email are you saying .. because apparently your talking out of your ass. Just because I'm not a vendor doesn't mean i dont know my ****. I've spent countless years learning. I worked with quite a few tuning shops.. does that mean i dont know ****? ..
The Meth question is somthing i asked to Aem back in the day and ally injection systems which is why on the syclones and other ls series I tuned or helped with. We made custom spliters to run 8 injection nozzles..
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Last time i checked Nick was a legitimate LLC company while james is not. Def a difference there.
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Chevycobaltss3
Honestly kid i used to own a shop. And by what email are you saying .. because apparently your talking out of your ass. Just because I'm not a vendor doesn't mean i dont know my ****. I've spent countless years learning. I worked with quite a few tuning shops.. does that mean i dont know ****? ..
The Meth question is somthing i asked to Aem back in the day and ally injection systems which is why on the syclones and other ls series I tuned or helped with. We made custom spliters to run 8 injection nozzles..
Kid i am older than you there buddy, I am not going to continue this convo on the forum or clutter up this thread anymore.
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 10:29 PM
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Old Jan 21, 2012 | 10:30 PM
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Thanks.
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Frogstofall
I'm all for having an opinion but when you're a vendor, you might consider keeping yourself out of internet battles. It (in my eyes) makes you look bad. That goes to ALL the vendors involved in this thread.
I actually agree with this. It looks unprofessional.
Old Jan 21, 2012 | 11:46 PM
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goes for both LNF and LSJ

-no one makes as much power as zzp

-no one has the track times zzp has

-no one can come close to zzp pricing and bang for the buck

-no one can beat the OEM fit and finish of zzp parts. ryan, matt and the crew put a lot of work into ensuring their parts fit perfectly

-i highly doubt anyone has the dedication that zzp has. at CED 2011, ryan's car had issues. matt drove from chicago to michigan to pick up the lnf car and brought it back to chicago at 3 in the morning just for everyone to see.

-zzp continues to push the envelope and make parts affordable for everyone
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Frogstofall
Don't meth kits atomize the mixture pre throttle body though? I've never used one... If they do, then isn't that mix evenly distributed as the air entering is?

This 5th injector is on the IM directly right? I can see how 2 and 3 would get saturated more so than 1 and 4 vs a nozzle that is spraying pre TB.
Our kit sprays across the throttle body inlet at the outer most part of the manifold. It mixes as well as meth kits. People need to actually do the math as well. When this kit is designed to provide the last 20% or less of fuel to the motor, it could vary 10% from one cylinder to another and it would only amount to 2% AFR variance. Running on E85, a 2% variance in EFR does not put the motor at risk. Now, considering that the fuel flow does not vary 10%- it is more along the lines of 2-3%, you are looking at .5% variance in AFR from one cylinder to another. This is like going from 10:1 in one cylinder to 10.05:1 in another. Add in the fact that this kit is designed for E85 users, you have a tiny fraction of the risk of knock that any 93 octane user has. So unless people want to go around and preach that running 93 octane is reckless and puts motors at risk, then there is not point in doubting the safety of this 5th injector kit.
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:08 AM
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Originally Posted by BLAZIN07SS
goes for both LNF and LSJ

-no one makes as much power as zzp

-no one has the track times zzp has

-no one can come close to zzp pricing and bang for the buck

-no one can beat the OEM fit and finish of zzp parts. ryan, matt and the crew put a lot of work into ensuring their parts fit perfectly

-i highly doubt anyone has the dedication that zzp has. at CED 2011, ryan's car had issues. matt drove from chicago to michigan to pick up the lnf car and brought it back to chicago at 3 in the morning just for everyone to see.

-zzp continues to push the envelope and make parts affordable for everyone
I agree. CC3 has no business bickering in this ZZP thread. Read Matts responses, its simple.
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:16 AM
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Some of the old dodge turbos ran a 5th injector also.

ZZP > Everyone else

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Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Matt M
Our kit sprays across the throttle body inlet at the outer most part of the manifold. It mixes as well as meth kits. People need to actually do the math as well. When this kit is designed to provide the last 20% or less of fuel to the motor, it could vary 10% from one cylinder to another and it would only amount to 2% AFR variance. Running on E85, a 2% variance in EFR does not put the motor at risk. Now, considering that the fuel flow does not vary 10%- it is more along the lines of 2-3%, you are looking at .5% variance in AFR from one cylinder to another. This is like going from 10:1 in one cylinder to 10.05:1 in another. Add in the fact that this kit is designed for E85 users, you have a tiny fraction of the risk of knock that any 93 octane user has. So unless people want to go around and preach that running 93 octane is reckless and puts motors at risk, then there is not point in doubting the safety of this 5th injector kit.
Thanks for addressing my question. I appreciate it as I am sure everyone else does.

So to paraphrase, it sounds like you're saying that yes, this 5th injector does not provide 100% identical fuel to each cylinder but the differences that each cyl sees is so small the concerns are negligible at best...

Out of curiosity, how did you get those results? Was it just math or did one of the tests you mentioned on a previous post about the research you did provide those?
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:27 AM
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Hmm.
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:30 AM
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Lol ok. 20%
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:31 AM
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grats bro! ive been running this for a bit now and have had zero issues with it! no lie i only read the first page, but yeah! goo luck bro! lemme know whats up!
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:33 AM
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Originally Posted by cmiller8006
I will post dyno sheets and such come spring. As for all the bikering, all I can say is oh well. ZZP does work, and does do a lot of r and d. And for any product they put on the market I will buy and continue to make more power and run faster times than the haters. If you look at the people on the site that do drag race and you look at the top three posted times in the last three years its Ryan Matt and me, and for highest power numbers it's Ryan, Matt, ex, schythe snake, the guy with the redline, and me in that order. All of which are 500 plus to the wheels and all done with ZZP parts. I will not get in your guys debate but the proof is there.
Well said... Looking forward to your new dyno #..
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Chevycobaltss3
Lol. Um ok ^^ .. not bickering when there are question that haven't been answered... Saying there are variances per cylinder for fuel is known and it depends on cylindeer health and ect. So it will always be different. Now the variances you have given may be correct for one engine but not to the next.
lol, yeah, we should probably offer free flow-bench testing and run every kit we sell on the customers engine on an engine dyno to make sure it is within specs. wow, you just don't quit.
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Chevycobaltss3
Lol ok. 20%
Yes, I said 20% referring to the amount of fuel supplied by this kit in a typical application. In other words, if you are making 600whp, 480 is fueled by the DI injectors and 120 by the 5th injector. Most people won't push that much power, so the demand on this system is even lower. I know you are not too good with numbers, but reading everything I typed above and then posting "lol ok. 20%" makes you look like Beavis and Butthead trying to answer questions in math class. "uh, huh huh W?"
Old Jan 22, 2012 | 12:53 AM
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YOU KNOW Matt I understand completly of what you said. But my point i was making was not to you . It's the fact each cylinder variance will be different. Your kit is great, not saying it isn't. I'm just saying to correctly get the correct amount of fuel the cyclinder compression variances need to be close



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