Carb plate for Dry shot?
05-01-2006, 08:54 AM
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Carb plate for Dry shot? I have a few old spray bar plates in the shed and I was thinking about mounting one under the lid instead of using a standard dry nozzle....
I figure I'd get a better atomization and won't have to worry much about killing the MAF with a direct shot....
Has anyone done this before?
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I figure I'd get a better atomization and won't have to worry much about killing the MAF with a direct shot....
Has anyone done this before?
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05-01-2006, 02:41 PM
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I was thinking about chopping the actual plate and just using the tube....
I figure I could zip tie it under the lid or sumthin....
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I figure I could zip tie it under the lid or sumthin....
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I would double check the bars to make sure they are the same. Some plates wil use the same bars for nitrous and fuel. And others will use a 45 degree for the nitrous and a 180 for the fuel.
