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I run a Devils Own kit on my S14 RB25DET @350wkw, I also run it on about 15 SR20's I have built all well over 300wkw, all of them run on 95 pump fuel, all of them use the progressive kit.

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Now about 3-4 years since using them and with a total of around 100 kits sold I have yet to have one person have a faliure.

The best money one can spend on a performance car if you ask me, I even run direct port water/meth on my Datsun A15 racing engine that runs 14-1 comp

Few questions for the experts out there:

Can you run 2 tunes one with W/M and one without easily (loading 2nd tune via lappy)?

What tool do you use for detect detonation when tuning?

Is this more of a circuit setup or drag, seems more like for drag as a big reservoir may be required?

Reliability? to get an extra 40kw one would normally need a bigger turbo or more boost, seems harsher on the motor to run more timing than to push more air/fuel?

Few questions for the experts out there:

Can you run 2 tunes one with W/M and one without easily (loading 2nd tune via lappy)?

What tool do you use for detect detonation when tuning?

Is this more of a circuit setup or drag, seems more like for drag as a big reservoir may be required?

Reliability? to get an extra 40kw one would normally need a bigger turbo or more boost, seems harsher on the motor to run more timing than to push more air/fuel?

I run .8bar low boost in which case the W/M doesnt come on at all, as soon as I go into high boost it kicks in, so a simple flick of the Profec B gives me my 2 power curves.

I can run about 20-30 runs down the track on about 500 to 750ml fluid when im realy pushing it and I use a #15 nozzel as our 95 unleaded here in South Africa SUX!!! for street I use about 3L of w/m mix per 400km = one tank of fuel, but i do drive like a bit of a terror!

W/M on its own wont give you power, added timing will give you a little more power (well actualy a whole lot, i run 24degrees advance at 1.5bar on a GT3076R .82 on a stock internaled RB25DET) , but the biggest power added will be the ability to run more boost.

cheers

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