what fuel pressure to use 40 psi or 50 psi??
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what fuel pressure to use 40 psi or 50 psi??
I bought a 2 stage Nitrous Outlet plate and on my jetting chart it shows 40 psi and 50 psi. I will be using a standalone and wondering if any benefits from using either one. thanks
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thanks, probably go with 50 then. How about this, on my stand alone (1 gallon) would you run return or just dead head. It is going to a regulator. the pump is a Walbro 190lph. I was thinking deadheading it since it only runs for a short time.
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ok instead of new thread I'll just ask again here,
I have my 1 gallon fuel cell and then run my inline pump to what point next?
Do I do the return from one side of the regulator and then the other side to a Y for both sides of nitrous or have the line from the pump go to a Y before it gets to the regulator and one side to the return and then the other side to the regulator, this way I have 2 lines coming out for both fuel solenoids? Just not sure which way would be better.
I have my 1 gallon fuel cell and then run my inline pump to what point next?
Do I do the return from one side of the regulator and then the other side to a Y for both sides of nitrous or have the line from the pump go to a Y before it gets to the regulator and one side to the return and then the other side to the regulator, this way I have 2 lines coming out for both fuel solenoids? Just not sure which way would be better.