So I've been doing some research into water-methanol injection and it seems like it could be a viable option to boost some of the trucks capabilities.
Depending on the system you're looking at +60-150 hp gains for prices from $300-700. More power comes from adding methanol to the air fuel mix, and water keeps the intake and exhaust temperatures lower. Additionally it seems like a water-methanol system allows you to run a leaner air fuel mix during normal operations increasing overall MPG. Some companies claim that their systems help clean the valves, seats and pistons through steam cleaning reducing overall carbon buildup, can anyone verify this?
Also it seems that installing a water-methanol system is something that can be done in the drive way, most kits dont need anything more than opening the hood a running a wire through to the cabin.
The two big names I've seen pop up are Banks and Snow, does anyone have any experience to share?
Depending on the system you're looking at +60-150 hp gains for prices from $300-700. More power comes from adding methanol to the air fuel mix, and water keeps the intake and exhaust temperatures lower. Additionally it seems like a water-methanol system allows you to run a leaner air fuel mix during normal operations increasing overall MPG. Some companies claim that their systems help clean the valves, seats and pistons through steam cleaning reducing overall carbon buildup, can anyone verify this?
Also it seems that installing a water-methanol system is something that can be done in the drive way, most kits dont need anything more than opening the hood a running a wire through to the cabin.
The two big names I've seen pop up are Banks and Snow, does anyone have any experience to share?