rambodog

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Okay a wet plate kit with a purge set up. What's the best way ,if any, to prevent pooling nitrous before & after a run?

krissoto

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i thought the fuel is what actually pooled in the intake. Correct me if i am wrong plz.

rambodog

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I was concerned with possible unburned nitrous that may have pooled reason being unknown.

6point7s14

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Honestly I'm no pro but unless u kill your car at the end of a run I wouldnt see a concern with it

860 Performance

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Dont wory about fuel puddling or pooling. Take a look at this thread, watch the vid and look closely for the fuel
https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-o...-manifold.html

krissoto

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well nitrous isn't a liquid so it cannot pool, it would atomize and kinda just evaporate. If you were to accidentially inject any nitrous into your motor, you could easyly evacuate it by unpluging your coil packs and crank on the motor for a few seconds. Nitrous cannot ignite without fire. Im not an expert or anything, so if any other info can be added plz do so

Gary Z

Nitrous oxide is a liquid when at high pressure in the bottle but is a gas at atmospheric pressure. Nitrous cannot pool in the manifold. The sure way to prevent fuel pooling in the manifold is to use a dry setup.

rambodog

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That takes care of my question, Thanks man!

krissoto

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Good info thx also.