Thanks Paul, I appreciate the feedback. What I've learned so far.
Methonal shines with more compression and ignition timing due to its high octane value.
On a stock engine it's not really worth the added cost of the fuel. It holds a higher thermal efficiency than gas and under more cylinder pressure it makes more power than gasoline can achieve before pre ignition.
Tuning a carb for Methonal when your used to Tuning for gas is demanding and its a crash course fast.
The known issues with running alcohol is hard starting when cold also issues with keeping the lubricating oil suspended in the alcohol is another known issue but ive yet to see that issue.. I may be lucky or its just the right conditions but with a non alcohol altered carb or engine with no choke it started pretty easy and without excessive labor.
I kinda threw 2 sheets to the wind with mixing the fuel and just wanted to let it rip and talking to sean he wants to see more oil in the fuel when I went to nitro as my ratio for oil was at 32:1 and its purely for keeping the engine together due to the violent nature of nitromethane.
My end thoughts are does it work absolutely, can you run 100% Methonal yea you can. Is it worth it? No not in a stock engine with zero supporting mods. Is it interesting, absolutely. What should be done next? Build an engine that is modded by todays standards and tip to the side of borderline questionable squish clearance and advanced timing that would beg for disaster in a gasoline engine. It seems meth gives you a small safety net with running lean as if it runs it means your flowing more fuel than you would on gas but it also can be misleading, with running Methonal you run the risk of cylinder wash which just hoses the cylinder wall of oil and can be an issue. Its a delicate balance and some thought and general understanding needs to be used when running these engines as its not plug and play like electric cars. Clearly I went outside my comprehension because I ended up with a blown engine, so I did something wrong and that's fine because I genuinely needed something to read and work from other than turning screws and sending it back down the road.