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Old 06-03-2006, 10:05 PM
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The maf comes with 90's that hold the jet and it is normally placed at the maf housing.
My question is can I move the 90's/jets to the noid or do I need to replace the 90's and get straight fittings that will hold the jet at the MAF.
If I do put the jets at the noid will it cause issues with fuel pressure past the jet in the long hose.
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The maf comes with 90's that hold the jet and it is normally placed at the maf housing.
My question is can I move the 90's/jets to the noid or do I need to replace the 90's and get straight fittings that will hold the jet at the MAF.
If I do put the jets at the noid will it cause issues with fuel pressure past the jet in the long hose.
If you do not want or need the the 90; at the maf you will need to get 2 plate fittings from NX. Remove the fittings from the maf and reinstall the new plate fittings. I would not put the jet that far away on a MAF kit, lots of drag getting through the part itself.

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Old 06-03-2006, 10:23 PM
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About how much would 4(2 stage) of the plate fittings be?
I still appear I need 90's at the noids.
Will 90's cause a problem at the noid if I get the proper ones to use in that place
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5.00 each fittings.
90' do restrict flow but if you are not maxing the systems out over 200 your fine.

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nope, only 100 on each stage
The 90's are probaby more that 5 right.
I will call and order some monday/
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When plumbing the NX MAF (the greatest LS1, non-dp wet delivery set up ever made) I had some hard line made up. It looked great but suddenly remembered that we needed the fitting for the plate to hold the jets. I went back to the 90's and shoot 200 every N20 run. This is the most dependable, best looking and working kit. I LOVE mine. Great question too.


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