N2O confussion
How does a "Progressive" controller work?
What exactly does "NANO" do thats different from everything else?
Do I really need a window switch?
What would be the best controller/set up for a 200-250 wet shot on a LQ4 402 motor in a M6 car?
I'm running 4:10's in the rear, should I drop to 3:73 with 26" tires?
Example:
WOT activation on
Window set at 3000min/6700max
.2 delay
starting point of 50% to 100% over 1.5 seconds
This is how you might set up a controller. So once the system is armed and bottle open,
You go WOT once it hits 3000 rpms's the delay timer starts. .2 seconds later the progressive will start applying the ground to the solenoids making them activate for half the time, ramping up for 1.5 seconds at which point the ground will stay applied until one of the criteria are not met, such as lifting or if you miss a shift and over rev the car.
NANO, replaces the contents in the of bottle with nitrogen, this happens via regulator. It gives instant pressure, fights pressure drop, and allows you to use all the contents of the bottle.
Yes. A progressive controller has window switch functions built in. The window switch is one of the best safety feature nitrous systems have.
Who does the tuning? Do you datalog often? Track the car very much?
What does the car trap now? How much do you plan on spraying?
I run at the track from time to time but more of a street car. The way it sits now, I'm running the following: 60ft: 1.8, 1/4: 11.2's, trap speed: 122ish@ around 6200 rpm's at the top of 4th. I launch at about 4700-5000 rpm's. Thats my range where I don't bog out the hole.
Thats with the Cam/heads/intake/bolt on's LS1. I'm building a LQ4 402 with the internals to support a 250+ shoot. I'll probably run around a 200 wet shot w/ plate.
I run at the track from time to time but more of a street car. The way it sits now, I'm running the following: 60ft: 1.8, 1/4: 11.2's, trap speed: 122ish@ around 6200 rpm's at the top of 4th. I launch at about 4700-5000 rpm's. Thats my range where I don't bog out the hole.
Thats with the Cam/heads/intake/bolt on's LS1. I'm building a LQ4 402 with the internals to support a 250+ shoot. I'll probably run around a 200 wet shot w/ plate.
You will no longer have a bogging problem.
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