Direct Port Question
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Direct Port Question
Howdy! Got a question for the experts. I am confused on how I should wire my 4 Solenoid single stage Direct Port kit. I am going to be using Methanol in my standalone (hence 4 noids). I have a HSW Micro edge with driver. I am worried about the total current draw. The Nitro dave nitrous noids draw 25amp each, and the fuel of 7 amps each. Is there anyway possible to run all 4 noids using a single stage of the controller, without exceeding the max current draw? Is it possible to run 2 noids on one stage and 2 on the second stage at the same time? Car is a 99 Camaro with a forged 370, 6sp, dana 60, not that it matters. Thanks guys, look forward to hear what you got.
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Got ya on that, but basically I would rather just run it single stage this link will show you
https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-o...ttitude-3.html
post # 54 is mine, or maybe not, but its exactly the same.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-o...ttitude-3.html
post # 54 is mine, or maybe not, but its exactly the same.
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I run a 4 noid system. I would never separate anything.
I'm too worried about something failing.
I run all 4 noids to a quality terminal strip, that has jumpers for the + & -.
I run the power through dual 40 amp relays in parallel, again in case of failure.
Those relays are triggered by timers, switches, or push button, depending on what stage it is.
I run 3 stages and trigger them all differently.
Even if your controller could handle 64 amps, I doubt I would feed that much through it.
Relays are cheap.
Good luck.
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I run a 4 noid system. I would never separate anything.
I'm too worried about something failing.
I run all 4 noids to a quality terminal strip, that has jumpers for the + & -.
I run the power through dual 40 amp relays in parallel, again in case of failure.
Those relays are triggered by timers, switches, or push button, depending on what stage it is.
I run 3 stages and trigger them all differently.
Even if your controller could handle 64 amps, I doubt I would feed that much through it.
Relays are cheap.
Good luck.
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