Additional FPSS after fuel solenoid?
Additional FPSS after fuel solenoid? I am planning to put a N2O Outlet wet plate kit on my 98 TA and I've been thinking about the wiring. I've read that one concern with wet kits is the fuel solenoid failing. So my brilliant idea is to put a second FPSS after the fuel solenoid, and use it to ground the N2O solenoid. The only disadvantage I can think of is this might delay the N2O solenoid's activation by a few milliseconds. Anyone try this before and have results good or bad? I'm sure I'm not the first one to think of it.
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i actually thought about doing this too and initially decided against it, but the way you just phrased that has me re-thinking it.
so the 2nd FPSS would ONLY enable/disable the nitrous solenoid. hmm... well, why the hell not? just gotta start small and check for rich spikes on the dyno. i might have to go buy another FPSS now.
if the delay is negligible one might even get away with just one FPSS
so the 2nd FPSS would ONLY enable/disable the nitrous solenoid. hmm... well, why the hell not? just gotta start small and check for rich spikes on the dyno. i might have to go buy another FPSS now.
if the delay is negligible one might even get away with just one FPSS
I think it will give you more of a problem than its worth. The issue with some other companies solenoids is the materiel they use on the solenoid piston. The materiel they are using does not stand up to the methanol in the pump gas and it swells.
You will not have that issue with our fuel solenoid. I honestly can not even remember the last time we had a fuel solenoid sent in for warranty. Our solenoids are awesome! You get what you pay for!
Dave
You will not have that issue with our fuel solenoid. I honestly can not even remember the last time we had a fuel solenoid sent in for warranty. Our solenoids are awesome! You get what you pay for!
Dave
I think it will give you more of a problem than its worth. The issue with some other companies solenoids is the materiel they use on the solenoid piston. The materiel they are using does not stand up to the methanol in the pump gas and it swells.
You will not have that issue with our fuel solenoid. I honestly can not even remember the last time we had a fuel solenoid sent in for warranty. Our solenoids are awesome! You get what you pay for!
Dave
You will not have that issue with our fuel solenoid. I honestly can not even remember the last time we had a fuel solenoid sent in for warranty. Our solenoids are awesome! You get what you pay for!
Dave
