Dyno Tune vs. NX heater
05-01-2004, 08:35 PM
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Dyno Tune vs. NX heater So i am in the process of install my n20 kit (NX wet kit) along with Jet hot Lt's (still waiting 
) And i bought a dynotune bottle heater becuase i read a post that everyone liked it blah blah blah. So i get it, hook it up, and it seems to work PERFECT. So i look at my autometer pressure gague.....about 925....and it sits there for a little. So i look back at the instructions and it says that the dynotune bottle heater is FULLY adjustable from 900-975psi!! WTF!! It says my NX kit needs to be at 1050 psi. So my question is this, is there any possible way to get my bottle to 1050 with the dynotune warmer, OR am i going to have to sell it and buy a NX bottle warmer???? Thanks in advance.
Dave
) And i bought a dynotune bottle heater becuase i read a post that everyone liked it blah blah blah. So i get it, hook it up, and it seems to work PERFECT. So i look at my autometer pressure gague.....about 925....and it sits there for a little. So i look back at the instructions and it says that the dynotune bottle heater is FULLY adjustable from 900-975psi!! WTF!! It says my NX kit needs to be at 1050 psi. So my question is this, is there any possible way to get my bottle to 1050 with the dynotune warmer, OR am i going to have to sell it and buy a NX bottle warmer???? Thanks in advance.Dave
05-02-2004, 12:02 AM
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"Replacement Pressure switch for use with our famous bottle warmer. It has 1/8" NPT threads and is adjustable from 550psi to 1250psi. It has has spade terminals for easy connections. You will need a Gauge adaptor if you plan on using this as an upgrade. Go check them out!"
from their site, it says it will keep it in the 900-950 range, where they like to jet it.
But you can adjust from 550-1250 according to the specs on the pressure transducer, so your fine
just turn the screw and watch the gauge
Ryan
from their site, it says it will keep it in the 900-950 range, where they like to jet it.
But you can adjust from 550-1250 according to the specs on the pressure transducer, so your fine
just turn the screw and watch the gaugeRyan
05-02-2004, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by slow
"Replacement Pressure switch for use with our famous bottle warmer. It has 1/8" NPT threads and is adjustable from 550psi to 1250psi. It has has spade terminals for easy connections. You will need a Gauge adaptor if you plan on using this as an upgrade. Go check them out!"
from their site, it says it will keep it in the 900-950 range, where they like to jet it.
But you can adjust from 550-1250 according to the specs on the pressure transducer, so your fine just turn the screw and watch the gauge
Ryan
from their site, it says it will keep it in the 900-950 range, where they like to jet it.
But you can adjust from 550-1250 according to the specs on the pressure transducer, so your fine
just turn the screw and watch the gaugeRyan
05-06-2004, 04:39 PM
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go with the dynotune, it keeps mine about 1100psi and these guys customer service is bad ***. I have never dealt with anybody that is more willing to answer questions and correct any problems you have.. the kind of customer service that makes you come back over and over. good luck
Matt
Matt
