I'm probably going to be helping my buddy install his water injection kit soon. I just need some input from the experienced individuals on this forum.

Where/How are you guys mounting your nozzles/injectors? Any of you guys using the stock resovoir?

thanks.

 

i think cobalt addiction makes a s/c inlet spacer with a tap for the water meth kit

 

i just drilled and tapped my k&n intake itself. sprays before the blower. i also drilled a small hole in the windshield resivoir. the tank that snow sends with their kits is way to small for me.

 

so wait uy emptied out ur windshield washer fluid and used that for the snow meth injection? thats a good idea if thats wat u did

 

no, i spray windshield washer fluid.
dual purpose

 

u spray it in to your intake air charge? why would u do that?

 

Uh, because winter mix washer fluid is mostly meth... add some HEET and you got "Boost Juice" for 2 dollars!

 

um, because i have always done that. im not new to this game. windshield washer fluid contains methonal.

 

That is the first product I even heard to spray besides "Boost Juice"

 

or, you can do a 75/25 methonal to distilled water mix.

 

King Dingaling knows all!

 

so Area47...

how do you feel towards meth injection...?
has it removed any of the teflon coating on the roots in the supercharger?
how much "better" is meth injection compared to dual end-plate and cobra h/e?
how good of gains in hp and tq did you see once you installed?
and final question... im thinking about getting the devils own progressive kit or should i just get the regular kit (boost activited switch)? i dont really know a whole lot about meth injection so take it easy...

thanks, Johnny B

 

i like mine. it has been one of the best mods aside from hpt thus far.

i have not pulled the blower off to inspect anything yet. im lazy.

think of it as runnin race gas. all the benefits, zero of the cost per gallon.

my system is simple. it's a pump, line, nozzle, and a boost switch.

i prefer simplicity. less **** to go wrong.

 

So you flick the switch on?

I'd rather a have a progressive kit that activated when I enter boost and gradually spray as boost rises.

 

my pump kicks on at 6 psi. on a boost triggered switch

 

Exactly what I would like.

When I hit a certain PSI(probably 8 or so) it come on automatically.

I'm lazy though and would rather not have to hit a switch.

 

that would be my set up.

relay, pump, hobbs switch{pressure switch}, nozzle, fittings and line. simple wiring here and there, and blamo, it works.

and looks somewhat stock, aside from the giant pump hanging out under the hood.

 

I'll be getting at you shortly for more details.

 

Can you run it without a tune? I know obviously its not optimal but I don't have time (or money) to get it tuned. Also, will it really remove the Teflon coating from the rotors of the supercharger?

Regards,

Ryan

 

k im a newb and would just like some infor on wat a water meth injection is? I read bout it all the time but dont know what it is or does thanks

 

With gen v blowers it won't remove any coating. That is what we have.

I am very surprised on the ammout of people that have no idea what Windshield washer fluid is and what Meth injection is.

 

wait so ur telling me its safe to spray that into ur intake? isnt it like water and hydrolock ur motor?

 

And do you have to get it tuned or is it safe to run it after installing it?

Regards,

Ryan

 

The nozzles atomize the liquid. It's not like a super soaker.

You don't have to tune it if you just want to use it has a pre-caution/cooling device.

If you want to take full advantage of it, get it tuned.

Personally I have 1 nozzle spraying before the blower, and 1 nozzle after. More efficient to spray after, but I also want to cool the blower.

 

Back in the "Late Sixties" at the drag strips we'd see some cars leaving the line with the windshield wipers running..... always a sign they'd piped the windshield washer into the air intake and were running water/meth injection.

Old HP Boost technology being recycled. Steam expansion for more ponies!