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water meth on a blown v8

Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2023 1:00 pm
by Chris1976
has anyone installed a water/meth injection kit on a blown v8?
blower with draw through carb setup, would you inject below the blower into each manifold port so all 8 get a healthy shot? or into the top along with the fuel?

Re: water meth on a blown v8

Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2023 3:26 pm
by stevieturbo
does it even need it, and what are you trying to achieve ?

Is there any sort of charge cooling going on at all ?

I'd kinda say this is not a great application for it unless the thing is already on the ragged edge in terms of tuning and CR etc, with poor fuel quality.

I'd say there's zero point spraying before hand, as the blower is already receiving a wet mix from the carb. And even after, as it's a wet manifold.....still not convinced it's high on the necessary list.
And if you do spray in the inlet manifold, port injection would make the most sense. Anywhere in the intake will require suitable methods to prevent fluid ingress under vacuum when you do not want it

Is it high CR ? Lots of boost ? what sort of charge temps ?

Re: water meth on a blown v8

Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2023 7:18 pm
by Blown v8
I have it,
IMG_8486.jpeg
I’m running a fair bit of boost, I have 8 injectors in the “hat” and 8 in the manifold. You can see the water/meth injectors above the blower.
I’m using a fuel tech 550 to “run” everything. Under boost, most of the fueling is done in the manifold, the water/meth keeps the rotors cool and lubricated.

Re: water meth on a blown v8

Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2023 2:46 pm
by stevieturbo
Blown v8 wrote:
Sun Nov 12, 2023 7:18 pm
I have it,
IMG_8486.jpeg

I’m running a fair bit of boost, I have 8 injectors in the “hat” and 8 in the manifold. You can see the water/meth injectors above the blower.
I’m using a fuel tech 550 to “run” everything. Under boost, most of the fueling is done in the manifold, the water/meth keeps the rotors cool and lubricated.
This is the thing though.....as he's carb, he already has fuel cooling the rotors.

Although all fuel/meth would wash any coatings off the rotors over time where they have it. I'd say water might well too, but perhaps to a lesser degree.