nitrous rich WTF help
nitrous rich WTF help Ok i am running a hsw 90 mm ls3 plate with nos brand noids the large ones with 4an main line and fuel off the rail. I have a 150 nitrous jet 62n and a 75hp fuel jet 24f in and it still goes rich and pops and is running rich. I am pulling 8 degrees plugs look plently good. Whats my problem. I have a 255lph walbo's pump in the tank, and ls3 intake with 42 lb injectors need help.
air fuel is like 11.5 and popping on nitrous, plugs look good as far as timing, but don't look rich on the plugs. Air fuel says different. br7ef plug .30 gapped, bottle is full i'm positive had it filled between rounds at pinks.
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You have something wrong somewhere...
With that jetting you should be extremely lean. If its honestly not lean you need to start with checking for a flow restriction on the nitrous side. Doing a flow consuption test would be the fastest way to do so.
I would also take the bottle and crack the valve open for a brief secnd into the air and varify the discharge is a large white solid cloud.
Check these two things forst and then go from there. Do not continue to spray the car until you know for a fact you have found and fixed the issue.
Dave
With that jetting you should be extremely lean. If its honestly not lean you need to start with checking for a flow restriction on the nitrous side. Doing a flow consuption test would be the fastest way to do so.
I would also take the bottle and crack the valve open for a brief secnd into the air and varify the discharge is a large white solid cloud.
Check these two things forst and then go from there. Do not continue to spray the car until you know for a fact you have found and fixed the issue.
Dave
Get a filter....
To do this test you will need a full bottle, stop watch and a digital scale. This test will require spraying the nitrous through the system. We suggest running the nitrous solenoid wires to the battery posistive and negative. If you have the ability to flow it into the air through the nozzle or plate that is best. If you have to flow it into the engine make sure coils are unpluged. After the test with coild unpluged turn over the engine with the throttle body open and circulate the niotrous through the engine and out the exhaust. Then let sit for alitte bit.
1. Hook the main feedline to the bottle.
2. Purge all the air out of the main feed line.
3. set the bottle on the scale. (making sure the main feed line is not afecting the weight)
4. Write down what it weighs.
5. Do a 10 second blast using the stop watch.
6. With out unhooking anything see what the bottle weighs.
You should burn .8lbs per every 10 second per 100 hp.
With the 62 jet you shoul burn about 1.2 lbs
Do that and then let me know what your results are.
Dave
To do this test you will need a full bottle, stop watch and a digital scale. This test will require spraying the nitrous through the system. We suggest running the nitrous solenoid wires to the battery posistive and negative. If you have the ability to flow it into the air through the nozzle or plate that is best. If you have to flow it into the engine make sure coils are unpluged. After the test with coild unpluged turn over the engine with the throttle body open and circulate the niotrous through the engine and out the exhaust. Then let sit for alitte bit.
1. Hook the main feedline to the bottle.
2. Purge all the air out of the main feed line.
3. set the bottle on the scale. (making sure the main feed line is not afecting the weight)
4. Write down what it weighs.
5. Do a 10 second blast using the stop watch.
6. With out unhooking anything see what the bottle weighs.
You should burn .8lbs per every 10 second per 100 hp.
With the 62 jet you shoul burn about 1.2 lbs
Do that and then let me know what your results are.
Dave
Get a filter....
To do this test you will need a full bottle, stop watch and a digital scale. This test will require spraying the nitrous through the system. We suggest running the nitrous solenoid wires to the battery posistive and negative. If you have the ability to flow it into the air through the nozzle or plate that is best. If you have to flow it into the engine make sure coils are unpluged. After the test with coild unpluged turn over the engine with the throttle body open and circulate the niotrous through the engine and out the exhaust. Then let sit for alitte bit.
1. Hook the main feedline to the bottle.
2. Purge all the air out of the main feed line.
3. set the bottle on the scale. (making sure the main feed line is not afecting the weight)
4. Write down what it weighs.
5. Do a 10 second blast using the stop watch.
6. With out unhooking anything see what the bottle weighs.
You should burn .8lbs per every 10 second per 100 hp.
With the 62 jet you shoul burn about 1.2 lbs
Do that and then let me know what your results are.
Dave
To do this test you will need a full bottle, stop watch and a digital scale. This test will require spraying the nitrous through the system. We suggest running the nitrous solenoid wires to the battery posistive and negative. If you have the ability to flow it into the air through the nozzle or plate that is best. If you have to flow it into the engine make sure coils are unpluged. After the test with coild unpluged turn over the engine with the throttle body open and circulate the niotrous through the engine and out the exhaust. Then let sit for alitte bit.
1. Hook the main feedline to the bottle.
2. Purge all the air out of the main feed line.
3. set the bottle on the scale. (making sure the main feed line is not afecting the weight)
4. Write down what it weighs.
5. Do a 10 second blast using the stop watch.
6. With out unhooking anything see what the bottle weighs.
You should burn .8lbs per every 10 second per 100 hp.
With the 62 jet you shoul burn about 1.2 lbs
Do that and then let me know what your results are.
Dave
I had a hairline crack in the porcelain of one of my TR6s and it was popping and breaking up on the dyno. Plugs themselves looked fine but that tiny crack caused it to break up. Replaced them and the problem was gone.
