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    19T + e85 too much for stock bottom?

    seems like it


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ange View Post
    seems like it

    the turbos were my old Phantoms, and the answer is yes

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    ^Yup!

    I already knew the gamble that I was taking after seeing Jeff's results with 19T's and meth back in 2010 on stock bottom.

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    Alright cool. Good luck with the rebuild!

    Sticking with 19t's or going bigger?

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    Too much meth??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hard AttacK View Post
    Too much meth??
    Actually, it was too little methanol. I found leaks later that I never posted about. That is why it knocked and the knock bent the rod. The push on type fittings that all the injection places like to sell are freaking junk. I have converted the whole system to brass compression style fittings and no more leak issues. Prolonged 500+whp will eventually break things but that incident was because of the lack of octane.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kywhitelightning View Post
    Actually, it was too little methanol. I found leaks later that I never posted about. That is why it knocked and the knock bent the rod. The push on type fittings that all the injection places like to sell are freaking junk. I have converted the whole system to brass compression style fittings and no more leak issues. Prolonged 500+whp will eventually break things but that incident was because of the lack of octane.

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    At what boost level were you injecting methanol (start and full), what mixture were you using and how much knock were you seeing? What was your remedy?
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    I'm glad I didn't throw a rod through like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Forest Gump View Post
    I'm glad I didn't throw a rod through like that.
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    OEM bearings are not up to a 600hp task for very long. When you bend a rod its because you had a misfire or you hydrolocked said cylinder. Window'd blocks/bent rods are typically user/mechanical error.

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