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Awesome thanks I'll take a look at itPeople over on the Challenger forum always talked about these guys: https://www.snowperformance.net/
Don't know much about them other then what I read over there....
Itd be better for Turbo or supercharged applications where high inlet temps are involved, not sure if Methanol would be beneficial on an N/A engine, but i could be wrong
That set up looks awesome thanks so much I do plan on boosting soon so I'll just wait til thenSome boosted folks use w/m instead of a intercooler and then there's some that use it in conjunction with a cooler. With it being inexpensive, stable and easy to setup I've found no reason not to use it. Mine starts @ 3psi boost and is full on @ 10psi. If you spray too much it'll only quench the combustion and the rpm flattens out. Back off the spray a little until you are making full pulls again and it's good.View attachment 149365
Awesome thanks so much for the adviceSave your money when it comes to a FailSafe system. It didn't work for me and became the problem itself. I installed it twice using new/replacement parts and it would appear to be working then fail. The new nozzles have built in check valves eliminating the need for solenoid valves. I have my windshield washer bottle "low fluid" switch installed to give a indication when low. But with the frequency the hood is up and being mounted in front there is little chance it running out. Keep it simple...