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Old 03-27-2012, 09:41 AM
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Default pumpless Methanol/water Inj

For guys running CO2 and want to run Methanol or water Inj. Pat Musi has come out with a new system. Just sharing some info.
http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...17#post8398217

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Old 03-27-2012, 08:18 PM
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Bryan I ran self regulated water/alky with boost pressure. Pretty simple and it worked very well.

IMO exhaust pressure could do same thing if you made a small "scooped" entrance inside a pipe or collector facing exhaust charge to pressurize the tank.

I used system same as figure 70 in pic. Tank has to be below inlet to prevent siphon. Window wash fluid was all I needed for 22 psi on mid to late 70's pump premium (about 91 octane then). Compressor atomizes mix really well. If I were doing NA with ex pressure Id inject just above carb venturi.

You can bleed some pressure to delay activation.

I have a better scan somewhere or could dig out the book and rescan if needed.

Also including pic of the start of the tank I'll be using on my project.
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Old 03-27-2012, 08:35 PM
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This is a fresh scan. The actual file is fine when opened with "paint". I can email it if you send me your email address.
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yea i have seen those drawing before Bruce. Just havnt seen anyone useing the C02 as the supply thought it was a different idea. Not saying its a New idea. Just a new system.

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It looks like a good way to go especially if you already have an airshifter. There are
disadvantages to the basic system I posted related to plumbing and intercoolers where injection has to be into pressure side or in the intake for distribution concerns. I prefer simple when I can chose it.

Main reason I posted was to let others know there are several ways to get the end result.

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