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Old 10-26-2005, 10:27 AM
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Default 30 and 28 jets in my DP kit

trying to decide if i should run these since they have already been put in....

a 30 N2o and 28 fuel on stock short block... what would you guys do

c14 in dedicated fuel cell
Old 10-26-2005, 10:41 AM
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thats alot of spray for stock parts
id be sure the fuel press is safe. set it a bit to the high side.
i went 9.53 with those jets.

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Old 10-26-2005, 10:51 AM
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is 7lb of fuel pressure safe enough?
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i ran 7.5 with those same jets. it was a tad fat, but that was also in hot weather and 21-22* of timming.
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Thats like a 350 engine shot 300 rwhp?
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pretty sure its a 300 shot, 250 ish rear wheel, but either way, its alot for stock parts
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ive decided run 22 and 24 jets....

they are just such a bitch to change
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thats better for stock parts. lol
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The 30's would be 325 flywheel and 22 are a 175 flywheel. I would use a 22 jet for 7.5psi fuel pressure. The calculator sayes 20 so a 22 is one step rich. You can always play with the fuel pressure to dial the system in more.
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I run 22 fuel & 28 Nitrous and 12 lbs fuel pressure 1100 psi bottle pressure for my 250 shot 28*timing with a stand alone fuel system 112+ octane .With no KR's at all and shifting at 7600rpm's on my forged 348cid. for over a year now with no problems at all
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That's a good start but you could run 32n/28f if you ended up needing some more power. With stock parts I would leave it like you've got it.

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