plumbing fuel line
03-09-2005, 03:44 PM
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plumbing fuel line can i just pull the valve out of the rail and hook my fuel rail straight to the hose going to my fuel noid? or should i use that special fitting? and to fill the holes this is on a stock fuel system for a 00 z28 with a nos noszle direct port kit.
03-10-2005, 12:29 AM
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can i just pull the valve out of the rail and hook my fuel rail straight to the hose going to my fuel noid? or should i use that special fitting? and to fill the holes this is on a stock fuel system for a 00 z28 with a nos noszle direct port kit.
03-10-2005, 09:22 AM
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it's just a 125 shot. same pills that came with the kit.i plan on doing a standalone when i bump it up though. but as for now i would tink it should handle it.
03-10-2005, 07:04 PM
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Maybe others should chime in, but I was always told to run atleast a 200 shot if you are running a direct port system... Now you are probably like me and wondering why? As it was explained to me, when you are suppling less than a 25 shot to each nozzle, the flow is so low that it doesnt atomize correctly.. Of course this will vary depending on the nozzle, however I learned this info from NX and was also told the same exact thing from edelbrock.. When talking to NX I was referring to their Pirahna nozzle..
Just a little something to think about!
FYI if you are using a controller pulsing the system you can run a 200 shot at 65% and it will work fine..
This doesnt mean you cant run a Direct Port 125 shot, only that it is not an optimum setup.
Just a little something to think about!
FYI if you are using a controller pulsing the system you can run a 200 shot at 65% and it will work fine..
This doesnt mean you cant run a Direct Port 125 shot, only that it is not an optimum setup.
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03-10-2005, 08:43 PM
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well thats what it's jetted at. as soon as i get my hp tuners and wideband i'm getting everything needed for a stand alone setup and going to tune from there. after i get that all setup i'm going to get everything setup for a meth stand alone system. by that time i should have enough money together to replace the shortblock when or before it goes 
03-11-2005, 01:27 AM
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Originally Posted by rons 00z
well thats what it's jetted at. as soon as i get my hp tuners and wideband i'm getting everything needed for a stand alone setup and going to tune from there. after i get that all setup i'm going to get everything setup for a meth stand alone system. by that time i should have enough money together to replace the shortblock when or before it goes