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ECMlink log results after methanol install

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Sam's GSX

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Jun 10, 2018
Hohenwald, Tennessee
First off, I would highly recommend this AEM methanol kit, its a very straight forward install, and has yielded great results.

the kit comes with 3 nozzles (250cc 500cc 1000cc)
I started off with the 500cc, i was having pretty bad knock on the first night after the install, (not more than 3 knockret, but that's way more then I'm comfortable running).

The next morning was a night and day difference (no pun intended) i messed with link a bit and it was working amazingly, 0.4 and 0.7 knockret (1 and 2 counts of knock) and the car feels about 30% faster, I'm running 20psi and starting at 8 timing going to 17.

I switched to the 1000cc nozzle to see what would happen, i didn't misfire but i got a bit more knockret (not sure how)
1.4 max and 1.1/0.7 normally.

the tune is a work in progress, any tips are welcome but i may have changed them already, the first log is 500cc and the second is 1000cc, these are street logs so for safety reasons i dont normally rev to high in third,
 

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Quite update, did I couple more pulls and messed with timing and fuel a bit, my last pull had no knock but did how one misfire, so I'll probably go back to 500cc
 
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Did you ever get the boost safe wire hooked up so it switches to secondary maps when the bottle runs dry? Just curious.

Glad its working out for you! I would check the logs but can't at the moment...

Actually I did, the car is completely safe when i get real low on meth (the pump still runs when low, but the safe tune is active), plus the idle switch mod was pretty easy, i didn't even have to unplug the ecu, the (yellow/red) wire was right there in front.

And no problem man.
 
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