Meth and miles per tank
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Meth and miles per tank
Hi guys
I'd like to know how many miles to a tank are people getting running 10-20% meth maps
Also, if your car was mapped for meth but you filled up without meth and drove off boost would your car run rich and give you low miles per gallon?
Im toying with the idea of running meth. From my understanding though, miles per gallon isn't very good. A friend of mine claims 100-120 miles to a tank although he is known to talk alot of ****
I'd like to know how many miles to a tank are people getting running 10-20% meth maps
Also, if your car was mapped for meth but you filled up without meth and drove off boost would your car run rich and give you low miles per gallon?
Im toying with the idea of running meth. From my understanding though, miles per gallon isn't very good. A friend of mine claims 100-120 miles to a tank although he is known to talk alot of ****
#2
Miles per tank will vary wildly at different power levels and driving styles, on average l use approximately 20% more fuel on a 20% meth mix.
Yes if your car is mapped for meth and you run it without then you will be running rich and using more fuel, always best to have dual maps incase you get caught out.
Yes if your car is mapped for meth and you run it without then you will be running rich and using more fuel, always best to have dual maps incase you get caught out.
#3
a figure I was told, on 20% meth inclusion there would be a 7% increase in fuel usage. That's important if your injector duty is near the limit. Cost can be offset by the lower price of methanol over Vpower, the differential gets better if you buy say 4x25litre drum or 210litre barrel.
You really need a 2 map capability on your car, driving on straight fuel is not an option.
If it's a road car I wouldn't bother but for track and strip it gives you an added dimension.
There are health risks if you're careless and keep letting it contact skin, so wear protective gear. It is corrosive and it has an invisible burn.
I used it for about 3 years with no problems but eventually got fed up with the hassle that comes with using it.
Trev
You really need a 2 map capability on your car, driving on straight fuel is not an option.
If it's a road car I wouldn't bother but for track and strip it gives you an added dimension.
There are health risks if you're careless and keep letting it contact skin, so wear protective gear. It is corrosive and it has an invisible burn.
I used it for about 3 years with no problems but eventually got fed up with the hassle that comes with using it.
Trev
#4
Hi guys
I'd like to know how many miles to a tank are people getting running 10-20% meth maps
Also, if your car was mapped for meth but you filled up without meth and drove off boost would your car run rich and give you low miles per gallon?
Im toying with the idea of running meth. From my understanding though, miles per gallon isn't very good. A friend of mine claims 100-120 miles to a tank although he is known to talk alot of ****
I'd like to know how many miles to a tank are people getting running 10-20% meth maps
Also, if your car was mapped for meth but you filled up without meth and drove off boost would your car run rich and give you low miles per gallon?
Im toying with the idea of running meth. From my understanding though, miles per gallon isn't very good. A friend of mine claims 100-120 miles to a tank although he is known to talk alot of ****
#5
I honestly thought I was getting more mpg with meth than without, I might have been imagining it lol. Duel maps is good, tbh I very rarely use the meth map unless I’m doing a track day. I would never run the meth map with just vpower