Does anyone have Jet sizes for LS1 Fuel Pressures?
I know most jet ratings are at 6 psi or so.
I'm thinking about converting my 5177 kit to wet to make tuning easier.
But I don't want to have to plumb in a fuel pressure regulator.
Does anyone know if there is a chart anywhere that tells what jets I'd need for 58 psi operating pressures?
Also, what could I use to replace the factory bellows, that I could mount the nozzle in?
I'm thinking about converting my 5177 kit to wet to make tuning easier.
But I don't want to have to plumb in a fuel pressure regulator.
Does anyone know if there is a chart anywhere that tells what jets I'd need for 58 psi operating pressures?
Also, what could I use to replace the factory bellows, that I could mount the nozzle in?
Originally Posted by V-10 Killer
I know most jet ratings are at 6 psi or so.
I'm thinking about converting my 5177 kit to wet to make tuning easier.
But I don't want to have to plumb in a fuel pressure regulator.
Does anyone know if there is a chart anywhere that tells what jets I'd need for 58 psi operating pressures?
Also, what could I use to replace the factory bellows, that I could mount the nozzle in?
I'm thinking about converting my 5177 kit to wet to make tuning easier.
But I don't want to have to plumb in a fuel pressure regulator.
Does anyone know if there is a chart anywhere that tells what jets I'd need for 58 psi operating pressures?
Also, what could I use to replace the factory bellows, that I could mount the nozzle in?
That's what I plan to use, but I was also told that you'd need to use a hair dyer to get it to fit.
The company you buy the fogger nozzle from should be able to provide you with a jetting chart at 50-60psi. If you go with an NOS fogger nozzle you probrably be limited to about a 125 shot. If you go with a NX shark nozzle or a TNT nozzle you should easily be able to go 150.
Here's a link to the Colonel's N2O tech files. There is a jetting chart at the bottom, I've heard guys say that it's pretty accurate.
http://home.ican.net/~jsetter/nitrous.html
http://home.ican.net/~jsetter/nitrous.html

