water/methanol injection with a supercharger
Got a quick question. I have a 2000 civic si with a jr supercharger. since i dont have a intercooler/aftercooler, will meth/water injecton work to cool the charge down? and if it does work, is it safe with the supercharger i have?
safe yes, but remember if you are tuned with it, you NEED IT ALL THE TIME for it to run right.
pm rmcdaniels he has a pretty decent knowlege of the jrsc.
pm rmcdaniels he has a pretty decent knowlege of the jrsc.
It didn't make any difference for me with a JRSC on an EM1. I know a guy who builds supercharged SBC's and it helps them a lot, but not so much on a B16A2. It's probably because I wasn't knock-limited, so I didn't really need it (i.e. - if you are not pulling enough timing to rob you of serious power because you are at your knock threshold, then you don't gain power from water/methanol injection).
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rmcdaniels »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It didn't make any difference for me with a JRSC on an EM1. I know a guy who builds supercharged SBC's and it helps them a lot, but not so much on a B16A2. It's probably because I wasn't knock-limited, so I didn't really need it (i.e. - if you are not pulling enough timing to rob you of serious power because you are at your knock threshold, then you don't gain power from water/methanol injection).</TD></TR></TABLE>
time for a smaller pulley then
time for a smaller pulley then
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