[ridin135]

Originally Posted by Jon335iFL

Okay. Either way if you get into an accident with meth installed underneath the car or the interior it wont be pretty lets just hope that does not happen. BAck on topic instructions how to remove the rear seat guys?

Also when the interior burns it wont be clear anymore.

[rbaldwin28]

Originally Posted by ridin135

Also when the interior burns it wont be clear anymore.

The point is by the time you know there is a fire it will be to late. Fuel lines go under the car for a reason.

[ridin135]

Originally Posted by rbaldwin28

The point is by the time you know there is a fire it will be to late. Fuel lines go under the car for a reason.

You would also be able to tell if there is a fire inside the car no matter what color the flame is due to the increased heat in the cabin, I dont even know how a fire would start in the first palce in the cabin unless you are a smoker. In the 135i case you will have to cross the methanol line over the exhaust which in my opinion is not smart at all. I would rather have a meth leak in my interior than one on a hot exhaust and then the car goes up in flames.

[Irishace]

Originally Posted by ridin135

You would also be able to tell if there is a fire inside the car no matter what color the flame is due to the increased heat in the cabin, I dont even know how a fire would start in the first palce in the cabin unless you are a smoker. In the 135i case you will have to cross the methanol line over the exhaust which in my opinion is not smart at all. I would rather have a meth leak in my interior than one on a hot exhaust and then the car goes up in flames.

Agreed, I ran my lines inside the car and will be wrapping them in a full fire retardant wrap both inside the cabin and inside the engine bay. That is today's project.

[Forcefed3]

Ok so I just started looking into meth injection, but then I saw someone say it's dangerous? Why?

[R1000K3]

Originally Posted by Irishace

Agreed, I ran my lines inside the car and will be wrapping them in a full fire retardant wrap both inside the cabin and inside the engine bay. That is today's project.

+1

[R1000K3]

Originally Posted by gbreeE90

Ok so I just started looking into meth injection, but then I saw someone say it's dangerous? Why?

It is VERY flammable in high concentrations. In case a meth hose is broken in the engine bay it will almost for sure begin to burn since the turbos becomes very hot. When you recognize there is an ongoing fire under the hood it may very well be to late unless you have a fire extinguisher and water to kill the fire. The water is needed to kill any glow fire, which may result from hood insulation that is burning and falls down on the bottom plate. Best thing is to remove the hood insulation so this cannot happen. You will not get the time needed to lift the car, remove the bottom cover and wipe out burning insulation. There are only a few minutes before a fire starts in the engine compartment, when it can be controlled. All plastic and rubber will very soon be hot enough to set the complete car into fire, and the insurance companies will not pay for this. So, think first and get what is needed to control a fire in case shit happens.

[Jonny550]

Originally Posted by R1000K3

It is VERY flammable in high concentrations. In case a meth hose is broken in the engine bay it will almost for sure begin to burn since the turbos becomes very hot. When you recognize there is an ongoing fire under the hood it may very well be to late unless you have a fire extinguisher and water to kill the fire. The water is needed to kill any glow fire, which may result from hood insulation that is burning and falls down on the bottom plate. Best thing is to remove the hood insulation so this cannot happen. You will not get the time needed to lift the car, remove the bottom cover and wipe out burning insulation. There are only a few minutes before a fire starts in the engine compartment, when it can be controlled. All plastic and rubber will very soon be hot enough to set the complete car into fire, and the insurance companies will not pay for this. So, think first and get what is needed to control a fire in case shit happens.

Damn thats pretty serious. Wow, Well iam still going to route it through the interior exept iam going to steal the guys idea above me. Def going to wrap it in fire resistent material. Plus iam a smoker so its a lil scary for me.