is this teh cheapest kit out there?

[TransAm]

http://becooling.safeshopper.com/31/175.htm?816

 

[Razor]

Problem is in my opinion the use of rubber hose for the pressure, and the nozzle isnt specified as to what it it. This is the same 150 DIY kit as specified on Stevemon's site with the addition of the selenoid.

I just dont like the idea of running methanol through a rubber hose at high pressure. Plenty have done the rubber hose route without issue..just my personal feeling.

 

[TransAm]

I wanted to use isoprphyl

 

[1badTTA]

I would have to say that it may be the cheapest nearly complete kit, but you could buy the parts seperately for a little less and have a slightly better setup in the longrun. You won't be able to run the $250 kit setup the way they show it on a GN. You will need to do a few upgrades to their kit to handle the flow needed for our engines. Personally I would just build my own kit with braided lines and a shurflow pump and a progressive controller. Would end up spending about the same money in the long run and not have to upgrade in the future.

If you are looking for a plug and play setup, look at the SMC kit as it is going to be the simplest to hook up with full controls inside the car.

Edit: Either I type too slow, or you guys are really quick!!!

 

[Razor]

We are really quik

My TTA tag says QUIKY 1

Use denatured, isopropyl, methanol, water, whatever with the shureflow.

alcohol is alcohol...pretty much

BTW..what kind of transam?

 

[TransAm]

Originally posted by Razor
We are really quik

My TTA tag says QUIKY 1

Use denatured, isopropyl, methanol, water, whatever with the shureflow.

alcohol is alcohol...pretty much

BTW..what kind of transam?

actually for two cars, an ls1 and a b16..( 4 banger import)

 

[Razor]

I can see cheap for the B16

Who's turbo kit on the LS1 ?

 

[Red Regal T]

I really think that kit is a mystery kit. You really don't know what pump, nozzle or anything else your getting for your money. Put together a DIY. Then you'll know what you have.

http://home.att.net/~stevemon/AlcoholInjMod.html

 

[1badTTA]

John, your slacking.

I count 6 reply's before yours on a DIY Alky question. Whats up with that?

 

[Red Regal T]

I WAS AT THE JUNKYARD LOOKING FOR SOME NEW SPEED PARTS.

 

[1badTTA]

Originally posted by Red Regal T
I WAS AT THE JUNKYARD LOOKING FOR SOME NEW SPEED PARTS.

But I thought your car was so fast and reliable, you never even had to open the hood unless you were adding Alky or changing oil


J/K, Just had to after your last 398 posts in this section

 

[Red Regal T]

Originally posted by 1badTTA
But I thought your car was so fast and reliable, you never even had to open the hood unless you were adding Alky or changing oil


J/K, Just had to after your last 398 posts in this section

First, I'm glad you're interested in my posts, but I don't have 398 posts in this section.

Secondly, you can't drive over 500 miles a week and not have a reliable car. Fast? I never said so but if you think it is, that's fine.

Third, I'm starting to wonder if there's something in propane fumes that make people want to make jokes.

 

[1badTTA]

I was wondering why the guy had two different bottles hooked up to my propane tank when I filled it, never seen a blue propane bottle before. Hope it isn't leaking in the car