I'm spraying 200 on a fast 92 Nitrous Outlet plate setup with a dedicated C16 fuel cell. It's great fun! I hear a 200 shot is the limit on a plate kit but I'm curious how far others have pushed.

 

I understand the reason for the question, because the only way I know of finding the limit involves instant motor blowup. I have heard people gripe about freezing a plate, but I have no firsthand knowledge. I wonder if stacking plates with something like a phenolic resin spacer could allow for more before that is an issue?

 

Change the intake to a single plane style, and spray it dry.....with a standard forward facing TB intake you'll be fighting distribution issues.

 

Im spraying a 200 but my plate is 400 shot capable. Nitrous outlet plate Fast 90/90

 

The plate causes distribution issues issues with the stock ls1 intake or the single plane old carb style and elbow profile forward facing elbow for stock tb/aftermarket whichever size or adapter and tb is used? Just curious im interested in this as well. Does it the shark nozzle cause distribution issues as well thru bellow?

 

The single plane intake should have better distribution, because of the location of the throttle body being centered on top of the intake. If running an elbow I would imagine you could use a 4150 carb nitrous plate between the intake and elbow.

 

ive sprayed a 250 shot through nitrous outlet 92 plate numerous times never had an issue. I did have a stand alone.