5177 conv to single nozzle
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Staging Lane
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From: Uvalde Texas
5177 conv to single nozzle Ive seen or heard of some people doing this. Why go to a single nozzle? What are the advantages? If youve done this did you see any gains, what part # nozzle, and what jet size. If this works I am definately up to making more power!
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From: Milford, Ohio
Re: 5177 conv to single nozzle The only benefit is to possibly hide the nozzle and to make it easier to change jets - 1 vs. 2. There isn't a performance difference, assuming you're talking about equivalent jets of course.
Re: 5177 conv to single nozzle [quote]Originally posted by Jax White TA:
<strong>My single nozzle hits a lot harder than the duals just cause its shooting straight down the throat of the MAF.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I have to agree with this. When I swapped to the single nozzle when I dry, I noticed it hit much harder.....
- Matt
<strong>My single nozzle hits a lot harder than the duals just cause its shooting straight down the throat of the MAF.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I have to agree with this. When I swapped to the single nozzle when I dry, I noticed it hit much harder.....
- Matt
