Plate System vs Nozzle System
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our plate does not point straight down. We designed ours to cause the least amount of turbulance with the incoming air. You can find a video of our spray pattern here
http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop...cat=398&page=1
I dont know how you can argue about faster delivery. If you timed them, maybe it would come down to a few thousands of a second difference.
http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop...cat=398&page=1
I dont know how you can argue about faster delivery. If you timed them, maybe it would come down to a few thousands of a second difference.
i suppose there is so much volume of nitrous and fuel that it probably creates a cloud in the intake so it's not as important to have it pointing straight in?
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The atomization of nitrous and fuel on the plate is far superior to the nozzle. Thats one reason it can be located as close to the intake as it is. A full plume of nitrous and fuel is delivered about 1 inch from the face of the plate. Not to mention, the less a wet system has to travel the better. The plate does a better job of allowing the fuel to be suspended for a longer period of time.
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hate to just bust in the conversation but does anyone know where i can find an 85mm plate? i called nitro dave and they have discontinued it.. if you do pm me thanks.... and my two cents... i think a nozzle is just fine for up to 200.. i've got two on my car.. but would like to eliminate one for a 250 on a plate
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Our Brute force plate can efficiently flow more then you would ever need, or at least more then i would ever recommend flowing through these style intakes. I really would not not worry about, "what can flow the the biggest shot". I would be more concerned with, "what can flow the shot i am running most effectively". I would never attack another companies product, we have more class then that. But from our own testing and 3rd parties as well, our plate does this exceptionally well.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOCgw...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ju-H9...eature=related
put this in your collective snorkels...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB9sJ_W6QDY