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Yeah, I've seen that too, but I still want to know how much meth guys consume on average. From what I've seen meth is $8-9 a gallon and I don't want to be buying 10+ gallons a month.
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07-15-2019, 02:29 PM | #136 | |
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1. A good tune won't use meth all the time. Most people control it based on boost, so for example it'll only spray with you're 5+PSI 2. A good controller will spray progressively. Just like your fuel injectors, more boost = more fuel. So the more you're in boost, the more it'll spray and the faster it'll be used up. So again as an example, it'll turn on at PSI but not spray full tilt until 15 PSI. It's all dependent on how you set it up. 3. Most people I know dilute it with water, so you're doubling your capacity if you mix it 50/50. 4. Average tank probably get's filled every 2-4 weeks. So you'll use a gallon every month or so depending on how heavy your foot is and how much you're spraying. |
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You will be fine with with your downpipe for sure! Custom work shouldn't be something you will need to worry about just yet
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Meth is definitively something I don't suggest depending on but it does give it a little extra fun in my opinion. I wish we could post videos on here but if you want to send me a PM or message on Instagram I will glad you send you some videos of the car performing on meth against some big number cars here in GA if you need some more reassurance on meth results and power
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07-15-2019, 05:38 PM | #139 | |
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I am excited to see what it does because my secondary option is running a secondary fuel rail just trying to to go that route just yet. My goal is to get the car back on the road after all the new updates that we are doing to the car before we start tuning it!
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I'd say I go through about 5 gallons a month, so about $50 in 100% VP M1. For $50, it's worth it to me. I used 3 gallons in the last week though hitting the Dyno and everything else I've been doing. |
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07-17-2019, 07:25 AM | #143 |
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So just giving some updates on the build the top block is still at the machine shop so we are not expecting the car to be running this month after finding out a few things that needed to be addressed when we did start the car up & had started the break in period cycle. It’s sad to say but god we caught the problems up front.
On a happier not I am SUPER excited to announce my partnership with CaryTheLabelGuy on this build! We talked last night & although this will not be a over night flash & boom make power build. We both bounced some ideas to each other & have some very interesting/exciting stuff that will be soon to come when the car is on the ground!!! If you haven’t heard or reached out to him about your thoughts on tuning your BMW please highly consider it! His customer service alone is what takes him over the top. We had an hour conversation at midnight about this build & after it all I could say was “fuck yes!” With nothing but excitement! Here’s to a great friendship! CaryTheLabelGuy
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What are all of the issues you keep running into? It seems like you've had the block apart 3 times now.
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With that being said we are taking the build to the next level! The machine shop was able to pull off an entire 1lb off the top block. I am going to be sleeving the motor now & we will be back in action. The build will be on hold for about a month just being honest but the motor will be ready for some real big PSI power. At this rate the only thing left is porting out the heads, valves & springs. If anyone knows any shops please recommend? If it’s do-able would really be interested in just knocking out everything while the engine is taken apart again haha. Get ready to make some real power when this car is ready! |
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This is another reason why I say be weary of overbuilding, especially up front this early in B58 development. I ran into the same issue on a previous build but caught it while the engine was apart so didn't actually damage anything. But sometimes if you have an engine that has been singing for thousands of miles, it's better to leave 'er closed and focus on a safe tune. Good luck with the rebuild. |
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Going by what iv read it kinda sounds like a new engine builder might be a better idea. |
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07-21-2019, 06:53 PM | #149 |
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Well let's put it this way the previous guy working on the car no longer works with the company and now the shop manager is doing the build personally for the down time and all the hurtles we have faced. The owner of the company is actually even giving me one of his personal cars to drive around in during the entire process from here until it is completed finished and is ready for the real break in period
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So if I am calling around shops in my area about doing this build to get a price idea, what should I tell them needs to be done? Also, was the heat exchange and internals recommended by big boost in addition to the BBK? I am looking into this and I want to try to estimate the cost.
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Depends are you planning on doing pistons and rods or just the kit? If you are I highly recommend having your shop take the engine apart first get the correct specs and reaching out to CP personally will save you months of confusion and a ton of dollars haha
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07-21-2019, 09:13 PM | #153 | |
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Think of it this way you have been beating your car and the block has seen a lot of wear & tear through the time of you beating it. Yes each piston/rod does do the exact same thing but that does mean each one's wear has been evenly distributed so specs may very through out each engine as well as other variables
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