Meth Question
#46
eg denaturing/flouling agents:
-methyl ethyl ketone
-acetone
-dichloromethane
-methanol
-bittering agents
check the label, if it contains the 1st 3 compounds, do not use it as it will degrade the seals and pump diaphgram-how ever little it is
ethanol and methanol has similar octane number and latent heat of vaporization except complete burn for
-methanol = 6.5lb air to 1lb methanol
-ethanol = ~9lb air to 1lb ethanol
should be able to acheive the same result with either
#47
One thing I've always wondered about the 50/50 vs. 100% meth debate is how many people have tested the two against each other without changing the volume of meth injected? For example, would 350 cc/min meth plus 350 cc/min water (50/50 mix) make less power than just 350 cc/meth (100% meth)? I don't think so. I think the 50/50 mix would make more. The meth would increase the octane and the water would cool the charge. At some point, the water is going to start causing misfires, but assuming a robust ignition system I can't see how the water would do anything other than help provided that the mixture were adequately leaned out. Thus, it would seem to always be better to inject a mixture. When someone does a 50/50 vs. 100% test and keeps the amount of meth injected constant while also leaning out the mixture for the extra water, then I'll be convinced. But thus far, the comparisons aren't valid IMO. Also, for those saying that 70/30 isn't flammable, anything over 25% meth is deemed flammable by industry standards (National Fire Protection Association).
#49
One thing I've always wondered about the 50/50 vs. 100% meth debate is how many people have tested the two against each other without changing the volume of meth injected? For example, would 350 cc/min meth plus 350 cc/min water (50/50 mix) make less power than just 350 cc/meth (100% meth)? I don't think so. I think the 50/50 mix would make more. The meth would increase the octane and the water would cool the charge. At some point, the water is going to start causing misfires, but assuming a robust ignition system I can't see how the water would do anything other than help provided that the mixture were adequately leaned out. Thus, it would seem to always be better to inject a mixture. When someone does a 50/50 vs. 100% test and keeps the amount of meth injected constant while also leaning out the mixture for the extra water, then I'll be convinced. But thus far, the comparisons aren't valid IMO. Also, for those saying that 70/30 isn't flammable, anything over 25% meth is deemed flammable by industry standards (National Fire Protection Association).
I'm sticking with my 100% ...who's coming with me
#51
#54
denatured alcohol aka alky contains ethanol + denaturing/fouling agents to make it undrinkable.
eg denaturing/flouling agents:
-methyl ethyl ketone
-acetone
-dichloromethane
-methanol
-bittering agents
check the label, if it contains the 1st 3 compounds, do not use it as it will degrade the seals and pump diaphgram-how ever little it is
ethanol and methanol has similar octane number and latent heat of vaporization except complete burn for
-methanol = 6.5lb air to 1lb methanol
-ethanol = ~9lb air to 1lb ethanol
should be able to acheive the same result with either
eg denaturing/flouling agents:
-methyl ethyl ketone
-acetone
-dichloromethane
-methanol
-bittering agents
check the label, if it contains the 1st 3 compounds, do not use it as it will degrade the seals and pump diaphgram-how ever little it is
ethanol and methanol has similar octane number and latent heat of vaporization except complete burn for
-methanol = 6.5lb air to 1lb methanol
-ethanol = ~9lb air to 1lb ethanol
should be able to acheive the same result with either