Engine RunUp Meth kit on cobalt ss blades ok?
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Engine RunUp Meth kit on cobalt ss blades ok?
Hey guys,
well, i ran the same meth kit on my s/c cavalier (m45 s/ci believe) and had no problems with corrosion on the blades. I know theres been talk about whether there is teflon on the blades or not (good or bad?). now, unless a company sells the sandwich plate seperatley, i'm going to run the kit before the s/c so it goes thru the blades. Is that ok on this s/c? Or is the meth going to eat the rotors like on the new 3.8l gtp s/cers (or so i've heard).
Thanks!
Nate
well, i ran the same meth kit on my s/c cavalier (m45 s/ci believe) and had no problems with corrosion on the blades. I know theres been talk about whether there is teflon on the blades or not (good or bad?). now, unless a company sells the sandwich plate seperatley, i'm going to run the kit before the s/c so it goes thru the blades. Is that ok on this s/c? Or is the meth going to eat the rotors like on the new 3.8l gtp s/cers (or so i've heard).
Thanks!
Nate
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I wuld personally go with the intense kit but its your car. It really wouldnt be hard to tap the spacer for the meth injection and it might be more efficient if placed here and it will have less parts to build up on as it travels to the cylinders.
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