Nitrous Fuel Question
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Nitrous Fuel Question I got an LS7 and going to run somewhere between 100-150 shot. Do you think I will need to upgrade my fuel system to do this or will a tune be ok. I also have a cam,headers,full exhaust.
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If you are on the factory fuel pump i would say at the least you will need a fuel pump. I would give Racetronix a call and see if they recommend anything for your setup.
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The wet shot is usually safer cause you'll be supplying the extra fuel to go with the oxygen that relying on the pcm and maf to supply the fuel. You should be fine with the injectors but a pump would be a great insurance policy.
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From the research I've done and through some contacts an inline pump would be just fine. With the demands of a 150 shot you would be fine with either. It just depends on how you want to grow your combo and how much work you want to involve. I would invest in some safety equipment like an auto shut off and fuel pressure gauge to prevent any damage.
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From the research I've done and through some contacts an inline pump would be just fine. With the demands of a 150 shot you would be fine with either. It just depends on how you want to grow your combo and how much work you want to involve. I would invest in some safety equipment like an auto shut off and fuel pressure gauge to prevent any damage.
sounds like you've got all your ducks in a row for a nice set up. The good thing is that your already forged so you will have a little forgiveness but you don't want to hurt those beautiful titanium rods. Don't forget about the other fails safes like a bottle heater for the right pressure and also keep it from getting to hot or you wont have any liquid NO2, its will turn to vapor and cause you to run rich and erratic.
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sounds like you've got all your ducks in a row for a nice set up. The good thing is that your already forged so you will have a little forgiveness but you don't want to hurt those beautiful titanium rods. Don't forget about the other fails safes like a bottle heater for the right pressure and also keep it from getting to hot or you wont have any liquid NO2, its will turn to vapor and cause you to run rich and erratic.