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Old 03-01-2009, 02:36 AM
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hi , i want to be sure if my jets is right to shoot 175 HP, i have a wet kit with single nozzle mounted at the T/b purchased from DynoTune , i installed nos 61 fuel 34 so it's right jets for 175HP ? last QS : what is the best place to mount the nozzle ? i mounted mine at the t/b it's good place ?
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if memory serves correctly nos 61n 34f is for a 150 shot and for a 175 shot i believe it is 70n 38f...hope this helps
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NX Ls1 jetting list from NX website RWHP RATED....GM Stg.1 EFI system, part number 20920

Single jet
50HP 35N 18F
75HP 41N 22F
100HP 52N 28F
150HP 62N 33F

NOS jetting 5177 kit DRY FLYWHEEL RATED 900-1000psi rated
Dual jets
75HP 28N
85HP 30N
100HP 32N

NOS jetting 5168 kit wet for LS1 RWHP RATED 900-1000psi rated
single jet plate system
75HP 41N 28F
100HP 51N 31F
125HP 55N 35F
150HP 63N 38F

TNT wet kit for power ring RWHP RATED 900psi bottle 60psi fuel -6an feed
dual jets
100HP 35N 22F
150HP 42N 25F
200HP 51N 28F
250HP 55N 31F
300HP 63N 35F
350HP 67N 39F

This is another NOS chart from the COLONEL
HP-- Single N2O--Dual N2O--Single Fuel
25 .024
30 .026
35 .028 .020
50 .037 .024 .020
75 .042 .028 .022
100 .047 .032 .025
125 .055 .038 .029
150 .063 .044 .034
175 .070 .052 .038
200 .082 .047 .044
250 .093 .055 .050

DynoTune Dry Kit HP numbers based on 950 PSI

Single Dry Jetting DynoTune Kit
50 BHP=.032
75 BHP=.042
100 BHP=.048

Dual Dry Shot Jetting
50 RWHP=.026
75 RWHP=.032
100 RWHP=.036
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sweet.. thanks jetlag
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thanks very much guys , who here used dynotune wet kit ? and how much the gains @ dyno?
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Originally Posted by PONTIAC SLP
thanks very much guys , who here used dynotune wet kit ? and how much the gains @ dyno?
All kits are pretty much the same. It just depends on if you use jets that are rated RWHP or BHP.
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Originally Posted by jetlag
All kits are pretty much the same. It just depends on if you use jets that are rated RWHP or BHP.
i purchased the wet kit from dynotune from a while , i think the maximum solinoids HP is 175HP , so i want to run the maximum for the solinoids , i bought two jets N61 and F34 , so all what i want to be sure if those jets is for 175 , because 01m6ss said they are for 150HP ,how can i be sure ?
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I recently asked Dave at DynoTune nitrous if I could run a 150rwhp shot consistently on their smaller noid..here was his reply...

If you want to run 150 all the time at the rear wheels I would recommend our larger solenoid.THe smaller would be right at the edge.

When I use this calculator, http://www.robietherobot.com/NitrousJetCalculator.htm, and put in a size 62 jet and round up, it says that is for a 175BHP or 150rwhp. Which is about right from that post I made on #3.

So, the 61 jet will make good power, but be close to maxing out the solenoid. That is why I am replacing mine.
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Originally Posted by jetlag
I recently asked Dave at DynoTune nitrous if I could run a 150rwhp shot consistently on their smaller noid..here was his reply...

If you want to run 150 all the time at the rear wheels I would recommend our larger solenoid.THe smaller would be right at the edge.

When I use this calculator, http://www.robietherobot.com/NitrousJetCalculator.htm, and put in a size 62 jet and round up, it says that is for a 175BHP or 150rwhp. Which is about right from that post I made on #3.

So, the 61 jet will make good power, but be close to maxing out the solenoid. That is why I am replacing mine.

sounds good , how much the stock fuel pump pressure ? if i installed walbro 255 fuel pump how much will be my pressure ?
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Originally Posted by PONTIAC SLP
sounds good , how much the stock fuel pump pressure ? if i installed walbro 255 fuel pump how much will be my pressure ?
It still should be around 58, but it will be more consistent and able to keep up with the system. I think they are rated at around 550rwhp.

The Racetronix kit + wiring harness is the worth the price...around $230. Easy install.
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Originally Posted by jetlag
It still should be around 58, but it will be more consistent and able to keep up with the system. I think they are rated at around 550rwhp.

The Racetronix kit + wiring harness is the worth the price...around $230. Easy install.
i bought the walbro kit and this is the picture for the pump , if fuel pressure go arround 58 i should change jets ?

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Stock fuel pressure is 58.

Did you buy a kit or just the pump by itself? I like the Racetronix kit because it comes with a stock flex hose, unlike what comes in the Walbro kit that is a regular rubber hose.
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Originally Posted by jetlag
Stock fuel pressure is 58.

Did you buy a kit or just the pump by itself? I like the Racetronix kit because it comes with a stock flex hose, unlike what comes in the Walbro kit that is a regular rubber hose.
yes of course i bought the kit from speedinc , it shown in the pic
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Oh ok, I didn't know SpeedInc's kits came with that good hose.
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Originally Posted by jetlag
Oh ok, I didn't know SpeedInc's kits came with that good hose.
yes they are good company to deal with , i'm dealing three years now with speedinc , thanks Bro for your replays



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