The July issue of Muscle Mustangs/Fast Fords has an interesting article by Steve Baur on using Methanol/Water injection to cool the intake charge.
Highlights of the article include a Vortech T trim '87 Notchback running 549rwhp 523 rwtq on 116 octane race gas. They drained the race gas and put in 93 octane Amoco. 493 hp and 477 lb/ft with A/F of 12.2.
With Boost Cooler they decreased fuel pressure and increased initial timing and ended up with---571 hp and 516 lb/ft! A/F of 12.5. Boost went up 2 psi for total of 17 psi from methane/water injection.
www.snowperformance.net
ALSO, FREE TIP!- Car owner Andrew Sivori puts a dab of VHT on the belt to prevent slip. MM/FF said without it they would see dips in the dyno graph every three to four runs.
The Snow Performance Boost Cooler kit is available in two stages. Stage One is for mild boost applications and includes a lower volume pump and adjustable boost pessure switch. Stage two includes an upgraded pump, as well as a boost dependent,variable control module to adjust the flow of the methanol/water mix. With the controller, a small quantity is injected at lower levcels of boost with full injection at higher levels resulting in improved drivability. Retail prices are $299 and $399 respectively
Highlights of the article include a Vortech T trim '87 Notchback running 549rwhp 523 rwtq on 116 octane race gas. They drained the race gas and put in 93 octane Amoco. 493 hp and 477 lb/ft with A/F of 12.2.
With Boost Cooler they decreased fuel pressure and increased initial timing and ended up with---571 hp and 516 lb/ft! A/F of 12.5. Boost went up 2 psi for total of 17 psi from methane/water injection.
78 hp from $1.50 worth of methanol
[Tank looks about twice the size of the stock intercooler tank. It's hard to tell from the pic].After nearly a dozen runs on the dyno, we'd barely used an eigth of a tank of methanol and water
www.snowperformance.net
ALSO, FREE TIP!- Car owner Andrew Sivori puts a dab of VHT on the belt to prevent slip. MM/FF said without it they would see dips in the dyno graph every three to four runs.