Converting to plate kit.. how?
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Converting to plate kit.. how? What do I need to convert my wet kit to a plate kit?
Would this work?
https://ls1tech.com/forums/parts-cla...tle-mount.html
I currently spray a 175 through mine but I believe a plate kit is slightly safer?
Here's my current setup
Would this work?
https://ls1tech.com/forums/parts-cla...tle-mount.html
I currently spray a 175 through mine but I believe a plate kit is slightly safer?
Here's my current setup
yea, Id like to think so. that would be something to talk to neal@nitrousoutlet.
ive always thought that anything over a 125 on a nozzle is pushing it, but its working for you. I think moving to a plate would be a great idea, but that's my opinion
ive always thought that anything over a 125 on a nozzle is pushing it, but its working for you. I think moving to a plate would be a great idea, but that's my opinion
If a plate is designed with a single fuel/nitrous discharge location spaced 180* apart compared to a nozzle with a single discharge located in a single bathtub...than the nozzle will perform better.
now this is a severe example and hopefully no one would build a plate in this manner. But there are multiple companies that offer plates with a single discharge location, that in my opinion are no better than a single nozzle.
Both the HSW and the Nitrous Outlet plates use multiple discharge locations. This gives you smaller fuel droplets to start with and more surface area exposed to to the nitrous, so will have significant atomization improvements over a single discharge location (plate or nozzle)
I've sprayed well over 175 on my "150 shot max" HSW sudden impact plate and the mph showed it can take it! 
From a VERY reliable source, the plates are the same and it was just a "sales pitch" from HSW to get customers to buy the whole system if they wanted to spray more than 150.
BUT, since they're out of business, the OP shouldn't chance it and go with your Nitrous Outlet plate or NX.
From a VERY reliable source, the plates are the same and it was just a "sales pitch" from HSW to get customers to buy the whole system if they wanted to spray more than 150.
BUT, since they're out of business, the OP shouldn't chance it and go with your Nitrous Outlet plate or NX.
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I've sprayed well over 175 on my "150 shot max" HSW sudden impact plate and the mph showed it can take it!
From a VERY reliable source, the plates are the same and it was just a "sales pitch" from HSW to get customers to buy the whole system if they wanted to spray more than 150.
BUT, since they're out of business, the OP shouldn't chance it and go with your Nitrous Outlet plate or NX.
From a VERY reliable source, the plates are the same and it was just a "sales pitch" from HSW to get customers to buy the whole system if they wanted to spray more than 150.
BUT, since they're out of business, the OP shouldn't chance it and go with your Nitrous Outlet plate or NX.
Just food for thought...
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Verdad Gallardo ^I'm well aware of that, but I had point out that the HSW sudden impact plate maxing out on a 150 shot is BS. Alot of people wasted money switching plates thanks to the "hype".. It really doesn't matter now since they're out of business.