Spraying Meth Thru TVS???
I ran methonal threw my M62 for over 2yrs, never damaged anything, the teflon coating was still in its orginal state. The coating on the blowers rotors it mostly there for sound dampening from my understanding. In due time that coating would wear off on it own at some point in time. I also have the methonal spraying threw my tvs also with using e-85 for fuel. Now if you spray methonal after the blower your cooling everything after the blower basically the intake manifold only. Now if you spray before depending where you place the jet you could cool off much more. For example my methonal is spraying about 9inchs away from the throttle body in the intake, so not only am I cooling the intake partially down, I'm also cooling the throttle body, and the whole supercharger and the whole intake manifold down now. Which sounds better to you.
I ran methonal threw my M62 for over 2yrs, never damaged anything, the teflon coating was still in its orginal state. The coating on the blowers rotors it mostly there for sound dampening from my understanding. In due time that coating would wear off on it own at some point in time. I also have the methonal spraying threw my tvs also with using e-85 for fuel. Now if you spray methonal after the blower your cooling everything after the blower basically the intake manifold only. Now if you spray before depending where you place the jet you could cool off much more. For example my methonal is spraying about 9inchs away from the throttle body in the intake, so not only am I cooling the intake partially down, I'm also cooling the throttle body, and the whole supercharger and the whole intake manifold down now. Which sounds better to you.
The coating on the rotors is not teflon, it is ablative. The reason for the coatings is that it helps to make the clearance between the rotors as small as possible so that you get the most efficient compression of the air. When you spray any type of liquid into the blower it causes the ablative coating to wear faster because the liquid will cause less clearance between the rotors thus causing more wear. I have seen a few M62 that where the coating was eaten away by methanol, though I do not know what mixture they were running.
The highest I would run is 50/50. Keeps things safer.
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From: NEPA
The coating on the rotors is not teflon, it is ablative. The reason for the coatings is that it helps to make the clearance between the rotors as small as possible so that you get the most efficient compression of the air. When you spray any type of liquid into the blower it causes the ablative coating to wear faster because the liquid will cause less clearance between the rotors thus causing more wear. I have seen a few M62 that where the coating was eaten away by methanol, though I do not know what mixture they were running.
The rest of your post is 100% dead on.
The coating on the rotors is not teflon, it is ablative. The reason for the coatings is that it helps to make the clearance between the rotors as small as possible so that you get the most efficient compression of the air. When you spray any type of liquid into the blower it causes the ablative coating to wear faster because the liquid will cause less clearance between the rotors thus causing more wear. I have seen a few M62 that where the coating was eaten away by methanol, though I do not know what mixture they were running.



Please note: this did not stop me from spraying it through the tvs...lol
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From: NEPA
The coating on the rotors is not teflon, it is ablative. The reason for the coatings is that it helps to make the clearance between the rotors as small as possible so that you get the most efficient compression of the air. When you spray any type of liquid into the blower it causes the ablative coating to wear faster because the liquid will cause less clearance between the rotors thus causing more wear. I have seen a few M62 that where the coating was eaten away by methanol, though I do not know what mixture they were running.
I like your side note lol... man I've never seen one like that or that bad...
Last edited by OneCOLDBIZL272; Aug 11, 2010 at 04:46 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
I am a firm believer that either the coating is going to come off or its not. And no other environment variables or small amount of water/methanol will affect it. Kinda of a luck of the drawl.
i would disagree with that, at least on our cars, boost levels have nothing to do with methanol spraying before or after the blower, or at all, i see the same level, only thing that increases boost that much is colder outside air temps
When i put in my stage 2 i was pushing 15psi. After meth and tuned i was pushing 17psi
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