| Re: 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse GST install No new updates. I never got it retuned for the additional methanol, so I never took it to the track. Though it seemed to like it after I pulled a little fuel using DSMLink. There is no doubt in my mind that I could have ran mid to high 11's with the single nozzle and more seat time/tuning.
With the dual nozzles, 25psi and 26* of timing and no knock. It was just pointless in the FWD spinning brand new 225/55/16 tires until about 65mph.
I havnt really got to play around with it too much, but I would recommend starting with a big single nozzle like a D14, (x2) D7's or (x2) D10's. Its really up to you and your tuner.
The more methanol you add and compensate for, the higher risk you run in the event of pump failure [which is not common with DevilsOwn pumps] or running it too close to empty. Even though I have never had a problem, one of the flaws with the way I have the intake plumed for the pump, is that it is facing the front of the car. I am going to build a sump tank for my methanol and place the intake fitting at the rear to insure positive injection at all times.
__________________ Best time in my tdo5h FWD 2g (on 19psi and a single M14) at the 1/4mi track was 12.63@108 with ambient temps of 95*F
Dual nozzle upgrade, 20lph of straight M1 VP Racing Fuel Methanol and 30psi soon...
Stock unported 2g head, stock 2g cams, stock unported 2g exhaust manifold, stock internal stock block 6bolt bottom end, TDO5H 20g (bastard 20g) Walbro 255lph fuel pump, AFPR, FIC 650cc injectors, Apex'i FMIC, DSMLink, 2.5" DP and test pipe with 3" test pipe back Thermal R&D exhaust
Last edited by damnDSM; 06-06-2009 at 03:38 PM.
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