NF Octane booster. Can it really give 10+ bhp
#31
I already have a FP guage. I'd posted in GT about a FPR a while back, but never got a response to the fitting prices.
Are these roughly right?
- Injectors £350, fitting £300
- FPR £200, fitting £??
#32
Trevsjwood
Just out of curiosity I'm running water / methanol injection from a 12 litre Spec C tank in the boot of my Bugeye sorted by Matt and Olly at RCMS
TD05 Deadbolt 18G with a few mods at 400 ish BHP and 2 wrecked newage 5 speed gearboxes
Now on a Jap 6 speed gearbox and just wondering what will break next LOL
What are you running with your water and meth injection ?
Cheers
Shaun
Just out of curiosity I'm running water / methanol injection from a 12 litre Spec C tank in the boot of my Bugeye sorted by Matt and Olly at RCMS
TD05 Deadbolt 18G with a few mods at 400 ish BHP and 2 wrecked newage 5 speed gearboxes
Now on a Jap 6 speed gearbox and just wondering what will break next LOL
What are you running with your water and meth injection ?
Cheers
Shaun
the car is standard gearbox, engine so for me a risk there.
The VF34 and STI pinks are the limiting factor's if and when I want more
Zen did the work on the W/M injection and like you I sourced the spec c tank for the boot ( the system is progressive and doesn't use as much as I expected, which probably reflects my style of driving). Paul advanced the ignition which increased power but also improved spool-up by approx 500rpm.
I use 50% meth/deionised water to reduce risk of blockages etc.
The temptation I'm now trying to resist is to fit one of Harvey Smiths 20grm,-time will tell.
cheers
Trevor
The saving factor for me is my driving style
#33
I got my used STI pinks fitted by a mechanic I knew for £120. Other prices I got (non-specialist) were around £200.
Specialist would be nearer £300 but if they were supplying parts the all in price might not be that different.
cheers
Trevor
#34
IMO the FPR was one of the easiest things to fit that I've ever fitted, so probably not that expensive to fit
Or have a go yourself, all you need is the FPR and a bit of fuel hose (which is safe for fuel injected engines)
Or have a go yourself, all you need is the FPR and a bit of fuel hose (which is safe for fuel injected engines)
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