How many passes do you get out of a 200 shot?
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#12
The plug in it is a br7ef gapped at .035 and the timing on the motor is at 25 degrees. When I brought it to the dyno it was at 28 degrees and Geoff at EPS put it at 25 and leaned it out on motor and it lost no power. We hit it with a 100 shot just like that and there was no knock. We then hit the 200 shot and pulled 4 degrees from that with a Lingenfelter timing controller and there was still no knock. I will weigh the bottle in a lil bit and post up the weight. Also, something I was looking at on my nitrous kit is that I have T's in my nitrous and fuel lines going to my solenoids (2 stage kit) and I think that there should be Y's there instead. I am also running 2 nozzles in the intake boot, but that is about to change soon to a plate. I don't know why I bought nozzles
Last edited by 87silverbullet; 07-24-2009 at 06:58 PM.
#13
I use almost exactly 2 pounds a pass on a 200 shot. Theoretically you could get approximately 5 runs, but like stated above, it's gonna get rich after 3 passes at the most, and you risk lifting the ringlands unless you have a nano setup. I run the br7ef also, gapped at .030, but only after starting with an 8 heat range and checking them. Make sure your engine likes the 7's. I also only run about 20 degrees timing. Again, after double checking everything and reading the plugs at the track, not the dyno.
#14
Just remember nitrous is like a hot girl with an STD.You want to hit it but you are afraid of the consequences.Make sure your engine is built for a constant dosage of 200hp.You should drop between 1.5-1.8 seconds in the 1/4 from a 200 shot.Not always accurate,but a good rule of thumb is 10hp increase= .1 off your 1/4