what are you using and what are the pros and cons?

what size nozzle/nozzles are you using

is a progressive controller really needed? I can get the best price on the snow kits and was looking at the stage 2

im using a tvs2300 blower

 

Devils Own Kit here
#14 or 21 Nozzle I believe, should have 2.

The Progressive controller isn't a necessity, BUT Lets say your going up a long hill under a load, you don't want 100% Being sprayed in, you will kill power.
Pulling a trailer, same scenario. the progressive lets you ramp it up based on what is needed. Worth the extra money? Absolutely.

 

Alky control , single 15 nozzle for now , call and talk to julio . Top quality kit .

 

Does anyone use some sort of failsafe? If your tuned for it and it stops injecting then your toast? Where do you inject too? I was told it was not recommended by magnuson, something about damaging the rotor seals. Obviously several people are using it successfully.

 

I have a alkycontrol kit but i use devils own nozzles. I run 2 x 7s.

 

my wideband has a fail safe built in it .i have it set at 11.8 at 15 psi .trigering a flashing light. tried to think of ways to let me know,but until i get a electric boost controller i leave like this

 

Alky control kit. Used 2x14 nozzles with the turbo and right now just 1x14 nozzle with the whipple.

 

I keep seeing the alky control name pop up in all my searches.

does the alky controller pulse the pump or vary the voltage? any control biased on RPM?

 

Alky kit works great for me! Mine is wired off MAF voltage varying... A lot of guys on here with Maggie's like myself run them as they easy to tune/adjust and very reliable.

 

Varies the voltage based on manifold pressure or maf flow