Turbo + Nitrous nozzle or DP?
09-13-2011, 07:00 PM
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i would run a dry shot, that what i plan on doing.. but how would the ecu know to add more fuel when spraying without a maf sensor.. since thats how a dry kit works.. maybe you need a wet kit when running sd, lol wut do i know
09-14-2011, 04:48 PM
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A wet setup would be far easier to tune, and won't need anymore injector capacity, but you will need enough fuel pump or a stand alone pump for the nitrous.
A mate runs a 75 shot using nozzels on his Turbo (13psi boost) and its pretty insane.
a 75 shot with boost will give similar results to 100 shot NA .
For a 125/150 shot i would run a plate for better distribution, and you may want to look at a progressive controller to help it hook up, cause its gonna hit hard with boost.
A mate runs a 75 shot using nozzels on his Turbo (13psi boost) and its pretty insane.
a 75 shot with boost will give similar results to 100 shot NA .
For a 125/150 shot i would run a plate for better distribution, and you may want to look at a progressive controller to help it hook up, cause its gonna hit hard with boost.
09-14-2011, 05:12 PM
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I also don't think you need a 100-150 shot unless your just looking for all out insanity. If you are just trying to spool the turbo faster or get out of the hole harder a 50-75 dry shot would work fine, and I would think with a dry shot you could just retard the timing by 2-4*'s via a window switch, or if you are using EFIlive I know they have a custom os that allows seperate power adder fueling tables and timing tables that are seperate from the main base tables.
09-15-2011, 02:25 AM
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A wet setup would be far easier to tune, and won't need anymore injector capacity, but you will need enough fuel pump or a stand alone pump for the nitrous.
A mate runs a 75 shot using nozzels on his Turbo (13psi boost) and its pretty insane.
a 75 shot with boost will give similar results to 100 shot NA .
For a 125/150 shot i would run a plate for better distribution, and you may want to look at a progressive controller to help it hook up, cause its gonna hit hard with boost.
A mate runs a 75 shot using nozzels on his Turbo (13psi boost) and its pretty insane.
a 75 shot with boost will give similar results to 100 shot NA .
For a 125/150 shot i would run a plate for better distribution, and you may want to look at a progressive controller to help it hook up, cause its gonna hit hard with boost.
Chris.
