Finally finished SMC Alky kit install(PICS ADDED)
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Finally finished SMC Alky kit install(PICS ADDED)
Well, I finally got off my but and finished the install on my SMC Enterprises alky kit. Everything works fine,but I'm not running enough boost for it to even matter. Guess I need to order a new pulley for the Whipple, I hate that :p I'm thinking I'll just go up to about 8 pounds and see how that works. I'm pretty sure 10 would be no problem with the alky kit,but rather play it safe than sorry.
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Re: Finally finished SMC Alky kit install
Glad to see it is working. Just make sure it is working right this time. We dont want to put a hole in another motor.
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Re: Finally finished SMC Alky kit install
had to turn pump speed down to 1 just so it didnt bog the motor any when it sprayed.So for now I have it turned off.Probably order a pulley this week,might go ahead and get a 8 and 10 pound pulley.
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Re: Finally finished SMC Alky kit install
had to turn pump speed down to 1 just so it didnt bog the motor any when it sprayed.So for now I have it turned off.Probably order a pulley this week,might go ahead and get a 8 and 10 pound pulley.
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Re: Finally finished SMC Alky kit install
On the Radix, you can only spray on the inlet side. The Radix sits on top of the motor with a replacment intake manifold that houses the intercooler as well. It would take a Nitrous like injector setup to evenly distribute the alcohol, post intercooler.
I suppose you could come up with some sort of thin spacer with nozzels, like throttle body nitrous setups use, and put that between the blower and the intake manifold. But that is a bit more than I can put together in my garage
I suppose you could come up with some sort of thin spacer with nozzels, like throttle body nitrous setups use, and put that between the blower and the intake manifold. But that is a bit more than I can put together in my garage
#9
Re: Finally finished SMC Alky kit install
On the Radix, you can only spray on the inlet side. The Radix sits on top of the motor with a replacment intake manifold that houses the intercooler as well. It would take a Nitrous like injector setup to evenly distribute the alcohol, post intercooler.
I suppose you could come up with some sort of thin spacer with nozzels, like throttle body nitrous setups use, and put that between the blower and the intake manifold. But that is a bit more than I can put together in my garage
I suppose you could come up with some sort of thin spacer with nozzels, like throttle body nitrous setups use, and put that between the blower and the intake manifold. But that is a bit more than I can put together in my garage