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Old 02-09-2013, 08:21 PM
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Can anyone post the jet sizes for a HSW 90mm plate kit? I bought a kit used and he didnt have the chart. I've tried searching some but I couldnt find much since hsw went out of business. I mainly need for a 75 shot to a 150 shot. I wasnt sure if theyd be the same as a nitrous outlet plate or not. Thanks guys
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41/22 - 75 52/28 = 100 62/33 = 150 @ 4 BAR FUEL PSI. This is what i was told , But never verified.
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Originally Posted by sxracerb25
Can anyone post the jet sizes for a HSW 90mm plate kit? I bought a kit used and he didnt have the chart. I've tried searching some but I couldnt find much since hsw went out of business. I mainly need for a 75 shot to a 150 shot. I wasnt sure if theyd be the same as a nitrous outlet plate or not. Thanks guys
I used the HSW 90mm kit, the NO 92 and 102 plates and found they all run about the same on jetting. Fuel jetting is based on high pressure, 58-60psi.
Same type jets as NX Express and Nitrous Outlet plates.

ESTIMATED ONLY starting point:

HP N/F
50 35/19
100 52/29
150 62/35
200 78/44

Run a 50 shot first and see how it responds, plug, power etc. I pretty muc concur w/prev poster. His jetting is slightly leaner.
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Sounds good. Thanks guys
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My god that jet chart is set up rich! A .078N .044F in my car was richer than Bill Gates! I had to drop well over 10 jet sizes to get my N/F ratio "in the ballpark", even with a nano. That's why I don't use those nitrous company charts at all.

Also, a .078N is a tad more than a 200 shot. I only use www.robietherobot.com for the nitrous jet size for rwhp ONLY.
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My god that jet chart is set up rich! A .078N .044F in my car was richer than Bill Gates! I had to drop well over 10 jet sizes to get my N/F ratio "in the ballpark", even with a nano. That's why I don't use those nitrous company charts at all.

Also, a .078N is a tad more than a 200 shot. I only use www.robietherobot.com for the nitrous jet size for rwhp ONLY.
I would be interested in seeing your timeslip on the 78 jet since it worked so well 10 jets lower on fuel.
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Before Harris went out of business they told me .72n/.38 was 200 on their plate. I'm running .73n/.38 in that plate right now with no issues
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^The rwhp for that jet is right, but for my car, a .073N 031F jet was still rich. Do a search and you'll will see that alot of members also had to drop a bunch of fuel jet sizes as well. I didn't have a clue until I learned how to do a lil' plug reading and having a wideband as I guide.
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Yea I'll start there and adjust it based on wideband and spark plug readings. Thanks for all the info guys



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