GoldenVelvet

Im building a kit similar to the NOS 5177 dry kit. To save on plumbing and cost Im going to run a single fogger instead of the two called for. Also, on my application one fogger is easier.

How would running one forger effect the shot size? I can only presume that it would cut it in half. How would I size a 125 shot.

sited12

Call the tech line at NOS. Basically tell them what you are trying to do and they will hook you up with get sizes and everything else you need to know. Had 3 buddies build kits themselves and the guys at NOS were awesome when we needed to find jet sizes.

koolrayz

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cutting corners on the number of foggers is a bad idea IMHO. If you dont get an even distribution of nitrous and air you will have more nitrous in one cylinder than the other

Colonel

koolrayz, he's talking about running one before the MAF. It will make no difference in distribution than if he ran two in the airbox. The nitrous will go the same place the air goes.

I've done this and it worked fine. For stealth purposes, I ran one nozzle into the lid where the IAT sensor normally would be (I used a resistor in place of the IAT sensor.) I covered the line with a little wire sheilding and you couldn't tell it at all.

I forget now what pill it takes for one nozzle to make 125 HP but I can look it up for you if you'd like.

Colonel

It's a .055 pill for a 125 HP shot.