ARP head bolts...How far have you gone wit them?
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I just found these little guys:
https://www.mcmaster.com/spray-nozzle-misters/
https://www.mcmaster.com/spray-nozzle-misters/
The only problem is finding a way to mount it. I had to made a sleeve and thread it on both end and put a 90 elbow on the opposite side....you could buy a brass female to female tho. Then i put a washer under the nozzle head and on the outside of the silicone boot its in so the fittings wouldnt pull through the boot.
Last edited by Kfxguy; 01-12-2022 at 04:32 PM.
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G Atsma (01-13-2022)
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Well I’m at a stopping point. But honestly, I don’t think I want to push things any further. The thing runs like a mf’er now. On 18psi it’s much stronger that it ever has been. I added a little timing back. Put a 10gph nozzle in and added another bottle of heet to my washer tank. My afr is 11.0 at 265pka with a 95% duty cycle. So I’m out of injector. Yea I was getting 22-23psi (turned up to the highest setting which was only at 75% duty cycle on the solenoid) in second gear and yea. It pulls hard asf. I took .5% out the duty cycle to try and lower it a little because that was with the cutout closed! It would probably be 26 if I had opened it. But I was hitting the 24psi boost cut in second anyways. Well. I couldn’t do e85 at this point if I wanted to. I think I’m gonna add a little more fuel pressure to it as a safety. I’d rather the afr be 10.8-10.9 anyways.
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and you say you are north of 700whp? I mush be making way more than I thinking I am. I have a return system with an aeromotive regulator, two aeromotive 340’s, 60psi base fuel pressure with 1:1 rise on regulator, 80lb dekas and at 22-23psi I’m at 95% duty cycle. That’s including a 10gph nozzle being sprayed.
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and you say you are north of 700whp? I mush be making way more than I thinking I am. I have a return system with an aeromotive regulator, two aeromotive 340’s, 60psi base fuel pressure with 1:1 rise on regulator, 80lb dekas and at 22-23psi I’m at 95% duty cycle. That’s including a 10gph nozzle being sprayed.
Based on my logged airflow its pretty easy to figure out a ballpark power. I've seen 44lb/min of airflow with a 50% scaled tune=88lb min of real measured airflow-any BEN error (1.5% rich when I checked a log)=~86.5lb/min x.85=~740whp at ~16 psi.
#52
I'm running the same base pressure (obviously at vacuum when idling its less than this). Have you measured/calculated your airflow? Have you logged fuel pressure in boost? You should see 60+22=82 psi of fuel pressure at max boost, if not then your duty cycle isn't accurate. Do you have a hot wire kit and verified voltage at the pumps? All that stuff can mess with your DC falsely.
Based on my logged airflow its pretty easy to figure out a ballpark power. I've seen 44lb/min of airflow with a 50% scaled tune=88lb min of real measured airflow-any BEN error (1.5% rich when I checked a log)=~86.5lb/min x.85=~740whp at ~16 psi.
Based on my logged airflow its pretty easy to figure out a ballpark power. I've seen 44lb/min of airflow with a 50% scaled tune=88lb min of real measured airflow-any BEN error (1.5% rich when I checked a log)=~86.5lb/min x.85=~740whp at ~16 psi.
i don’t have a fuel pressure sensor. Only way I can do that is a manual gauge. I haven’t done that lately. I have 10 gauge high strand silicon jacket wiring going to my pumps. I have upgraded wiring in the car, added additional grounds and 4 gauge going to the alternator. I used to do 12v wiring for a living so my crimps are on point and I solder where I can. I don’t use butt connectors.
I’m not using a maf so I’m not sure if I can measure airflow.
you sure you aren’t calculating for fwhp and not wheel hp?
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i don’t have a fuel pressure sensor. Only way I can do that is a manual gauge. I haven’t done that lately. I have 10 gauge high strand silicon jacket wiring going to my pumps. I have upgraded wiring in the car, added additional grounds and 4 gauge going to the alternator. I used to do 12v wiring for a living so my crimps are on point and I solder where I can. I don’t use butt connectors.
I’m not using a maf so I’m not sure if I can measure airflow.
you sure you aren’t calculating for fwhp and not wheel hp?
I’m not using a maf so I’m not sure if I can measure airflow.
you sure you aren’t calculating for fwhp and not wheel hp?
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Kfxguy (01-14-2022)
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@Kfxguy thought you would like this:
https://fuelinjectorclinic.com/hp-calculator
Plug in your info and see what it spits out. This is why I think your IDC is off. Don't forget your 80lbers are rated at 3 bar typically and you're running 4 bar of base fuel pressure so they're more like 108lb/hr.
https://fuelinjectorclinic.com/hp-calculator
Plug in your info and see what it spits out. This is why I think your IDC is off. Don't forget your 80lbers are rated at 3 bar typically and you're running 4 bar of base fuel pressure so they're more like 108lb/hr.
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@Kfxguy thought you would like this:
https://fuelinjectorclinic.com/hp-calculator
Plug in your info and see what it spits out. This is why I think your IDC is off. Don't forget your 80lbers are rated at 3 bar typically and you're running 4 bar of base fuel pressure so they're more like 108lb/hr.
https://fuelinjectorclinic.com/hp-calculator
Plug in your info and see what it spits out. This is why I think your IDC is off. Don't forget your 80lbers are rated at 3 bar typically and you're running 4 bar of base fuel pressure so they're more like 108lb/hr.
it says 963 at the tire. Which I know it isn’t that high. The turbo isn’t capable of that. I’m on pump gas and I know it has an option for that but I just don’t think pump gas would (easily) carry it that far. My fuel line is likely undersized at 3/8” and I’m using stock rails with a 5/16 return. My guess is probably 750+. I wanna say around 800 but that’s a lofty estimate. But it does pull hard asf. So hard it makes me nervous that I’m going to explode something. I don’t understand how this 60e is holding it for the amount of time it has.
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I just found these little guys:
https://www.mcmaster.com/spray-nozzle-misters/
https://www.mcmaster.com/spray-nozzle-misters/
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Those the nozzles devils own use to sell. The ones I ran in my 3.8 turbo buick. They came with a rubber/steal washer so they would seat and seal on piping. MCmaster has a warehouse down the street from me. Its nice to order things and get them the same day. though the ******* won't let me pick it up and save the shipping cost.