Solenoid question?
06-26-2008, 11:44 PM
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Solenoid question? alright so i have a 97 camaro v6 and im going to install this nitrous kit on it
http://holley.com/05177NOS.asp
heres my problem, the kit is made for a airlid style intake set up.. i have this
the airlid style uses 2 dry nozzles (see kit i posted)
Seeing as my intake doesnt have a big space like the airlid, id like to switch to a single nozzle setup. My question is the kit has 2 solenoids wired together-pic->
if you look at the instructions for that kid, on page 9, it shows they are correct how they are. Can i just cut the wire from 1 solenoid and use 1 only? if not, is running 2 solenoids to 1 nozzle fine? also none of the solenoids have a 3rd hole for purge, so its not a purge.. if you look at this kit http://holley.com/05175NOS.asp it uses 2 solenoids to 1 nozzle...
if i cant do any of the above, should i just say **** it and run 2 nozzles like this?
thanks for your help guys,
Steve
http://holley.com/05177NOS.asp
heres my problem, the kit is made for a airlid style intake set up.. i have this
the airlid style uses 2 dry nozzles (see kit i posted)
Seeing as my intake doesnt have a big space like the airlid, id like to switch to a single nozzle setup. My question is the kit has 2 solenoids wired together-pic->
if you look at the instructions for that kid, on page 9, it shows they are correct how they are. Can i just cut the wire from 1 solenoid and use 1 only? if not, is running 2 solenoids to 1 nozzle fine? also none of the solenoids have a 3rd hole for purge, so its not a purge.. if you look at this kit http://holley.com/05175NOS.asp it uses 2 solenoids to 1 nozzle...
if i cant do any of the above, should i just say **** it and run 2 nozzles like this?
thanks for your help guys,
Steve
06-27-2008, 12:20 AM
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I know you can run two solenoids for a single nozzle some people do it for safety reasons (in case one solenoid gets stuck open). With a dry setup on an LS1 you want to put the nozzle about 4-6 inches from the MAF.
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06-27-2008, 12:24 AM
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I was told to maybe even mount 1 of the nozzles about 3" back...
06-27-2008, 12:27 AM
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The MAF might not detect the nitrous well and not add enough fuel, if you put it that far away. From what I read you want the nozzle pointing right at the wires of the MAF, that's how I have mine setup (single nozzle) and it's getting enough fuel for a 100shot. Are you going to put it on a dyno and tune it, after it gets installed?
06-27-2008, 12:38 AM
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The MAF might not detect the nitrous well and not add enough fuel, if you put it that far away. From what I read you want the nozzle pointing right at the wires of the MAF, that's how I have mine setup (single nozzle) and it's getting enough fuel for a 100shot. Are you going to put it on a dyno and tune it, after it gets installed?
) that is safe for 100 of dry. and the way this kit is, it doesnt have a standard fogger thing. it doesnt point towards the maf, it just bolts right into the intake, heres a pic..
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Actually, it is supposed to point at the MAF so the MAF will tell the computer how much fuel to add. But I remember reading that the LT1 computers aren't as good at this as the new ones? Not fast enough..so I don't know how the V6 compares?
06-27-2008, 12:43 AM
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If you wanted you could use one of those solenoids to purge, you'd just have to get a fitting. I have a fitting like in the picture below that works great.
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maybe, im going to give NOS a call tomorrow and see wtf i can do.
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I'm pretty sure the way the kit was made is how you have it....main feed line on one side... line from other 'noid to nozzle on the other.
The solenoids work in-line and fire at the same time...but if one sticks, you don't make anything go boom.
The solenoids work in-line and fire at the same time...but if one sticks, you don't make anything go boom.
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the previous owner did hook it up, although he never ran nitrous through it, he tested the noids and they both clicked open at the same time. so if it turns out its just a safety feature and its safe to run 1 nozzle. im keeping it.
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you will need an actual nozzle.
one of the better performing nozzles for the v6 and its maf style is the 70* NOS or equivalent.
they run about 15bucks.
one of the better performing nozzles for the v6 and its maf style is the 70* NOS or equivalent.
they run about 15bucks.
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you will need an actual nozzle.
one of the better performing nozzles for the v6 and its maf style is the 70* NOS or equivalent.
they run about 15bucks.
pick up a real nozzle, once u have it in hand i'll modify your pic on a couple of options for placement.
make sure u get a nozzle holder/mount for the nozzle also to help keep it from moving or rotating when activated.
one of the better performing nozzles for the v6 and its maf style is the 70* NOS or equivalent.
they run about 15bucks.
pick up a real nozzle, once u have it in hand i'll modify your pic on a couple of options for placement.
make sure u get a nozzle holder/mount for the nozzle also to help keep it from moving or rotating when activated.