[toohighpsi]

Originally Posted by JoeAyalaM

Are Meth pumps anywhere near reliable? I do not think so, at least not for my engine.

Not going to argue that! Meth is the lowest cost / highest risk solution of those listed, but it is effective at making good power - big question is - are the failsafe products that are available enough to prevent damage if a pump failure occurs. I don't have that answer yet.

[BlkReaper]

Originally Posted by KyleL

Might not have 93 where he's at...

Wasn't aware 93 wasn't at every pump....

[1KillerSS]

Originally Posted by JoeAyalaM

Are Meth pumps anywhere near reliable? I do not think so, at least not for my engine.

Actually the pumps are quite reliable, at least Alky Control pumps are. Plenty of people running around with no issues.

Originally Posted by toohighpsi

Not going to argue that! Meth is the lowest cost / highest risk solution of those listed, but it is effective at making good power - big question is - are the failsafe products that are available enough to prevent damage if a pump failure occurs. I don't have that answer yet.

This is a very good point. Good tuners know how to put in failsafes within the tune, there are also mechanical things that can be done. Me personally like a combination of both.

A lot of people "think" they have failsafes, and that their failsafes will PREVENT them from blowing an engine. The truth is, an engine should never rely on meth, it should be a supplement. A meth dependent engine will have a catastrophic failure when it runs out of meth.

[ender2664]

Originally Posted by BlkReaper

Why not 93

No 93 where I live :(
Closest station is 3-4hrs and across state lines.