[cn555ic]

I am new to the game of Meth and after doing some research and hearing about Meth kits available, I am still stumped on which is better, plus I went to a local speed shop and the installer recommended to me the AEM vs the Snow Performance one even though they were a authorized SP dealer!!...I have read FormerBoosted IS DIY about the Snow Peformance kit and it looks nice as hell, but it seems as though the AEM kit is already equipped with all the necessary upgrades that Snow doesn't provide, but needs to be purchased, I may be wrong though, I just can't understand why a authorized SP distributor would recommend another brand?? Another question is the fact of needing two nozzles vs one nozzle, I mean if I am going to use Meth its going to be for a race map only feature, so I would think spraying one nozzle is enough, but is two nozzle two extreme??..Can anyone elaborate on the AEM kit?? I just checked out a nice video from AEM's website...Here's the link to the video.

http://aempower.com/ViewCategory.aspx?CategoryID=376

[Jon335iFL]

I heard snow is the shit. You never know he might be like a Mcdonalds worker that hates his job just being an idiot.

[Craig@SupremePower]

i think we're going snow brudda...

[e.n335]

In case I'll jump on meth after the warranty period ( next July ) I would go with snow. I have a brand-new diesel kit laying around and would update to Gasoline, latest Stage 3 available.

I'm happy that meth on the N54 seems to work fine. Anyways, I wait a couple of months to see whether there are drawbacks. In addition to this I ask myself how often I would have the need for meth. My car is strong, has not any issues and I'm not after more power.

For playing around, I could always buy a used Audi A3 Turbo and tune it until it collapses ...

[whn]

Whats the point of the AEM methanol kit?

[Panoz]

I've heard many times that Meth is not good for the engine's metals. Especialy to the N54 which is aluminium made.
Anyone's knows something on this ?

[ultimateracing335]

Im running a AEM kit. Its great!!! The kit comes with everything you need. The tank and pump fit in the back and you just run a line to the front. It was recomended by Johnson from Ultimate Racing. He knows his shit.

[cn555ic]

I am probably going with Snow, but still waiting to see what Shiv will go with...I am just wondering is the two nozzle system just overkill and will one nozzle spray be enough to quench the thirst for the N54?

[ultimateracing335]

With one nozzle i can spray enough to kill performance. Two small nozzles should be better but i dont think its a big difference at this stage of n54 tuning.

[cn555ic]

I guess I have to wait and see what Shiv will have to say about all this and what kit he will be selling...

[Former_Boosted_IS]

Originally Posted by cn555ic

I am probably going with Snow, but still waiting to see what Shiv will go with...I am just wondering is the two nozzle system just overkill and will one nozzle spray be enough to quench the thirst for the N54?

cn555ic, you must understand that the goal of two nozzles is not to spray more, but to get better atomization. Larger the nozzles = larger the water/methanol droplets. If indeed the goal is to get the best atomization of the water/methanol then smaller droplets are preferred. This can only be accomplished with a smaller nozzle. The way Snow Performance attacks this is with two smaller nozzles sprayed using the strongest pump in the water/methanol market. Where someone might use a 375 ml/min nozzle at 175 psi, I run a 100 ml/min and 175 ml/min nozzle at 220 psi to accomplish the same. Both will spray about 520 ml/min at maximum but I have a finer mist and better atomization.

Second, if you methanol controller can command two nozzles, then you can easily turn one off when not at the track so you are only using a little. It makes conservation very easy.