for everyone running alky...

Wikid 1

200+ lbs of puppy!
alright, so i put together an alky system, but had problems with the nozzle mounting. from what i've read/seen all over the internet your to sandwich the IC between the nozzle and the coupling it screws into? couldn't see this working too well. soo... I've kinda devised a soloution for this problem (hopefully, if it's even a problem, seemed like one to me). as thick as the IC is, i've decided to drill and tap it to a 1/4" pipe thread. what i've done is take a 1/4" brass 90* elbow, male to female, threaded the inside of the male 1/4 nipple with an 1/8 tap so that the nozzle actualy threads inside brass elbow. (i'll get pics tommorow) this way you can screw the elbow into the TB, garenteeing (never could spell that one) that it is sealed, hence no boost/vac leaks. now simply install your nozzle into the "permenantly" mounted elbow. this solves any potential leaks, and makes nozzle changes a snap (well not counting IC removal). I should have it finished and spraying in the next couple of days, found some bad ball joints that need addressed IMEDIATELY while changing plugs.

Hope this is helpfull to others :tup:
the stuff to do this avaliable at just about any hardware store for minimal cost, You need to drill the inside diamater of the male portion out a small bit, and simply thread your 1/8" pipe tap into it and viola! it's done! clean it out good, for shavings and be sure to clean the threads good as well, brass is soft and will destroy the threads easily if there not clean
 

Raist103

Engine Killer, iPhone Killer, Lawnmower Killer
Re: for everyone running alky...

razors kit comes with a rubber/metal washer. i have never heard of any problems with his kits. i have no problem with mine and i know of another with no problems along with 6-10 gns with no problems. ??
 

Wikid 1

200+ lbs of puppy!
Re: for everyone running alky...

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Wikid 1 said:
I've kinda devised a soloution for this problem (hopefully, if it's even a problem, seemed like one to me).

I'm putting one together for myself. not a store bought kit, i'm a very DIY, open information kinda person, just thought i'd throw this out there. never said anything was wrong with anyones kit. never said it was an eppidemic either, just said it SEEMED like it could be a problem to me. this was my way of addressing it. if your having no problems excelent, if it's a problem for ya, just hopin i can be of some help :dunno: if it was down to you and I in the final round of a race, and you had a problem, i'd be there with a wrench helpin you get ready. i'm just trying to offer something to someone if they need it :tup:
 

Tooky

Serious about performance
Re: for everyone running alky...

This is similar to what I did when I installed mine a while back:

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I'm looking forward to your photos of your solution as I've added a 2nd nozzle and need a place to put it. I tried putting it pre-intercooler plugged into my rubber intake hose and it worked for a month but eventually split the hose open with a "burst" of air pressure release! Whoops...
 

HotRudyRod

New member
Re: for everyone running alky...

I placed my nozzle just like the pic Tooky posted but on the underside, my intention was to hide it from nosy racers, avoid questions and keep the bone stock look. Some other people also noticed this stopped the nozzle from dripping while not on boost and causing fuel distribution problems.
 
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Beavis

Still plays with trucks
Re: for everyone running alky...

TookyCat said:
I tried putting it pre-intercooler plugged into my rubber intake hose and it worked for a month but eventually split the hose open with a "burst" of air pressure release! Whoops...

What differences did you notice when you did this? I have always wondered what kind of (if any) help this would be. In my mind I can't see how this would be a bad thing, as it should (in theory) still help. Any details would be great. :)
 

Tooky

Serious about performance
Re: for everyone running alky...

Well to be honest, I just didn't have a place to put more alcohol after the intercooler. So I put it prior to it. It seemed to work just as well as anywhere else. I was concerned it would puddle on the intercooler core, but instead it richened up the mixture just as I hoped.

If you only have 1 nozzle, I recommend doing the drilling into the intercooler, just to keep it closest to the throttle body as possible. But I guess it will work either way.
 

attackdog

New member
Re: for everyone running alky...

My alky nozzle is drilled into the top of the block right after the T/B. It was like this when I bought it. Seems to be working just fine.
 

Wikid 1

200+ lbs of puppy!
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