Is there advantages to running one solonoid with two nozzles? or is it more along the lines of showing off the lines and that you have nitrous?

Does the two nozzles give a better mixture of the nitrous and fuel? Or is there a down side to this idea?


Borrow the pic from 02 ws6 Ta. LOL

 

Two nozzles will give you better atomization and distribution than just one.

 

hey bro i have the same setup but where can i find the brackets for the solenoids ?

 

i would just run a plate system for better distribution. that kinda looks like a show system. the n2o outlet and HSW plates have 360* patterns and atomize better.

 

Ours is the only that sprays around the full 360 degree perimeter of the plate. We designed it this way to reduce turbulence with the incoming air. I also believe it has the most amount of discharge points of any plate with 10N/
10F spread around the circumference. Now, if you are talking about a 200 shot with our plate versus a single or dual nozzle...there is pretty much zero comparison.


as for single versus dual, depends on the shot size, on a 100 shot it isnt really going to make a bit of difference. 200 shot, maybe you would see an improvement.

 

im doing it for sheer looks....150 tho

 

Interesting sorry I forgot about this post things have came up.

 

what about the actual pills though, its not just half is it, i thought the sticky showed like (x.71) and that will tell you the correct jets for two nozzles, is this correct?