.022 fuel jet instead of nitrous jet
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What sized jet was used on the N20 side?
Originally Posted by 99 Pewter TA
What would happen if you use a .022 fuel jet in place of a nitrous jet? How big of a shot would this be?
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Originally Posted by Elite_Hot_Rod
What sized jet was used on the N20 side?
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Fuel and nitrous jets are interchangeable, and a .022 is roughly a 35-40hp shot on an LS1...
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Instru.../gmjetting.pdf
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http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Instru.../gmjetting.pdf
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Originally Posted by Bad30th
Fuel and nitrous jets are interchangeable, and a .022 is roughly a 35-40hp shot on an LS1...
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Instru.../gmjetting.pdf
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Originally Posted by Bad30th
Fuel and nitrous jets are interchangeable, and a .022 is roughly a 35-40hp shot on an LS1...
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Instru.../gmjetting.pdf
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This was a dry kit on a 5.0 mustang. I am not sure what was on the fuel side. I went to nitrodave's website and saw the opening was really big on the fuel jet vs the NO2 jet [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG]
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Originally Posted by 99 Pewter TA
This was a dry kit on a 5.0 mustang. I am not sure what was on the fuel side. I went to nitrodave's website and saw the opening was really big on the fuel jet vs the NO2 jet [IMG][/IMG] [IMG][/IMG]
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I don't know anything about nitrous, but the system did not have a fuel side. The nitrous was injected down the cold air intake down by the K&N air filter. Remember this was on a 89 mustang. There was only a nitrous side. I just thought opening looked alot bigger than a pen point. This hole looked like a ball point pen head. I guess the motor did not get enough fuel from the intake.
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Originally Posted by red90cobra
the opening is not that big. it's there so it will mate with nozzle. the hole is the size of the tip of a .05 lead pencil well even smaller than that .022. you get what I'm saying?
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Originally Posted by Robert56
Some may have drilled it out? Mustang kit, does it use an aux fuel pump to spike the injectors?
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I found out Saturday night that the jet was drilled out. I don't that much about nitrous, but I knew something wasn't right about that jet. Thanks for all the help and replies.