Blown motors while running AI
Blown motors while running AI
Just curious as to how many people have detonated or blown their motor while using either methanol or water injection? I've been doing some searching and I haven't found one yet, but that doesn't mean it hasn't happened.
If you have can you explain the cause and what type of driving you were doing?
Thanks,
~Anthony
If you have can you explain the cause and what type of driving you were doing?
Thanks,
~Anthony
Thanks for the reply. Sorry to hear that you blew your motor, but it's good to hear that it was while the AI may not have been flowing.
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Tuning to the limits with a bandaid (ai) is risky. Yes you can do it and have great results if done correctly and tuned correctly. I have done this for many years but if you are tuning on the limit with AI and it runs out, stops working, or not enough then yes you will blow it. Having failsafes built into your EMS is the only real way to do it safely. But even at that something can still fail. The absolute best way is to tune without AI and then use AI to help relieve stress. Or if you want to go to the limits then run race gas or E85 and with a good tuner and proper setup you will never have to worry ever again.
I did Dent a rear rotor on my rew last fall on 35psi on 93pump and 50/50 AI. Motor ran fine when driving but had tad rough idle. But who really needs 35psi in a street car?
I did Dent a rear rotor on my rew last fall on 35psi on 93pump and 50/50 AI. Motor ran fine when driving but had tad rough idle. But who really needs 35psi in a street car?
Tuning to the limits with a bandaid (ai) is risky. Yes you can do it and have great results if done correctly and tuned correctly. I have done this for many years but if you are tuning on the limit with AI and it runs out, stops working, or not enough then yes you will blow it. Having failsafes built into your EMS is the only real way to do it safely. But even at that something can still fail. The absolute best way is to tune without AI and then use AI to help relieve stress. Or if you want to go to the limits then run race gas or E85 and with a good tuner and proper setup you will never have to worry ever again.
I did Dent a rear rotor on my rew last fall on 35psi on 93pump and 50/50 AI. Motor ran fine when driving but had tad rough idle. But who really needs 35psi in a street car?
I did Dent a rear rotor on my rew last fall on 35psi on 93pump and 50/50 AI. Motor ran fine when driving but had tad rough idle. But who really needs 35psi in a street car?
Tuning to the limits with a bandaid (ai) is risky. Yes you can do it and have great results if done correctly and tuned correctly. I have done this for many years but if you are tuning on the limit with AI and it runs out, stops working, or not enough then yes you will blow it. Having failsafes built into your EMS is the only real way to do it safely. But even at that something can still fail. The absolute best way is to tune without AI and then use AI to help relieve stress. Or if you want to go to the limits then run race gas or E85 and with a good tuner and proper setup you will never have to worry ever again.
I did Dent a rear rotor on my rew last fall on 35psi on 93pump and 50/50 AI. Motor ran fine when driving but had tad rough idle. But who really needs 35psi in a street car?
I did Dent a rear rotor on my rew last fall on 35psi on 93pump and 50/50 AI. Motor ran fine when driving but had tad rough idle. But who really needs 35psi in a street car?
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