Alky Injection
#1
Alky Injection
Well, I am installing the 6psi vortech kit and plan to run alchol injection rather than buying an intercooler. I amy be able to up the boost to 8psi without detonation. Should make for a fun winter project. Anybody around here run alcohol injection?
#2
8psi oh that poor engine lol when you had the heads off you should have lowered the compression just a little.on a side note i blew up my rear so i am awaiting a 12 bolt and am going to a 175 or 200 shot
#4
Originally posted by My84Z
8psi oh that poor engine lol when you had the heads off you should have lowered the compression just a little.on a side note i blew up my rear so i am awaiting a 12 bolt and am going to a 175 or 200 shot
8psi oh that poor engine lol when you had the heads off you should have lowered the compression just a little.on a side note i blew up my rear so i am awaiting a 12 bolt and am going to a 175 or 200 shot
#9
Originally posted by Van5150
Correct me if i be wrong, but wont a blower cam help lower that compression with overlap ?
Correct me if i be wrong, but wont a blower cam help lower that compression with overlap ?
#10
I think you biggest prob could be compression and Cam bleedoff.Higher compression should have a more overlap Cam to bleed off compression and help save the motor.
As for the Alky it is not that easy to get right on a blower car due to while tuning it you have a good chance of blowing the motor.Turbo cars moniter the engine while turning boost up slowly and adjusting the Alky,plus GN's have serious Knock sensors to really help when the Alky doesn't work right.
A better bet is for you get your own LT1 Edit and start with low timing and work your way up.
As for the Alky it is not that easy to get right on a blower car due to while tuning it you have a good chance of blowing the motor.Turbo cars moniter the engine while turning boost up slowly and adjusting the Alky,plus GN's have serious Knock sensors to really help when the Alky doesn't work right.
A better bet is for you get your own LT1 Edit and start with low timing and work your way up.
#11
Originally posted by Slowhawk
I think you biggest prob could be compression and Cam bleedoff.Higher compression should have a more overlap Cam to bleed off compression and help save the motor.
As for the Alky it is not that easy to get right on a blower car due to while tuning it you have a good chance of blowing the motor.Turbo cars moniter the engine while turning boost up slowly and adjusting the Alky,plus GN's have serious Knock sensors to really help when the Alky doesn't work right.
A better bet is for you get your own LT1 Edit and start with low timing and work your way up.
I think you biggest prob could be compression and Cam bleedoff.Higher compression should have a more overlap Cam to bleed off compression and help save the motor.
As for the Alky it is not that easy to get right on a blower car due to while tuning it you have a good chance of blowing the motor.Turbo cars moniter the engine while turning boost up slowly and adjusting the Alky,plus GN's have serious Knock sensors to really help when the Alky doesn't work right.
A better bet is for you get your own LT1 Edit and start with low timing and work your way up.
I am gonna buy tunercat and play with the timing like you say. I want to eventually set the timing as advanced as possible with the alky injection for max power. Then when the alky runs low, I can use the boost controller to manually retard timing for street use (or until I fill the alky back up). I may have some general tuning questions, is it cool if I shoot an email on them. I know you tune LS1's, I figure theory is similar.
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