Nitrous pressure regulator
05-04-2009, 08:02 PM
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Nitrous pressure regulator Is there ever a need for a nitrous pressure regulator with a dry shot? Or does the computer always adjust fuel pressure correctly so that it's not needed?
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Ok I just came across a kit and it came with a part like this: http://store.summitracing.com/partde...t=NOS-15850NOS
I guess it raises fuel pressure when nitrous is used? I don't think you guys carry anything like this, just trying to figure out when it's needed...
I guess it raises fuel pressure when nitrous is used? I don't think you guys carry anything like this, just trying to figure out when it's needed...
05-05-2009, 12:01 PM
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Nitrous bottle pressure is typically run between 900 - 1050psi and as you start injecting nitrous the bottle pressure will drop. By the end of the 1/4mile you have the potential to have lost up to 400 or more PSI bottle pressure. A pressure regulator installs inline and is supposed to eliminate the dreaded pressure drop by controlling the bottle pressure going to the nitrous solenoid. No matter if your spraying a 50hp shot or 300hp shot you could easly put one inline in the setup. Me personally im not a big fan of them but we have had customers that have gotten adn love them.
-Chris
-Chris
