anyone spraying 250shot through a single NX shark nozzle.
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just wondering who has done it. i finally had the guts to put in the 200hp jets this weekend and try it out on the street. my O2s did not go lean and after 2 runs i pulled out the plugs and all looks ok. my next plan is to install a second stock pump next to the 255 inside the tank and run a 1/2 inch fuel line instead of the stock one to the fuel rail. then i am going to run the nitrous off the fuel line instead of the fuel rail and put in the 250 shot. so what yall think, anyone tried it?
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Originally Posted by Deckhand
i think the nozzle is maxed out at 150hp..
will it handle more?
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will it handle more?
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Now a 250 may definitely be pushing it.. Contact Nitro Dave and ask him this question..
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Shark nozzle can go to 250 Max. I would do a stand alone system with the fuel cell in the front. You could still use a stock pump for this. Then you are not fighting the g-force from the rear of the car. No need for 1/2 line 3/8 will do just fine.
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nitro dave is the one that told me it can handle it. a seperate fuel cell is a better idea since i already have a 1 gallon sitting in my garage. but if i do that, i will also need to regulate the pressure. not sure if i want to do all that, it might cost me more money on just a high pressure regulator. hmm, i am getting some ideas. i will let you all know how it goes.
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Originally Posted by taqwache
nitro dave is the one that told me it can handle it. a seperate fuel cell is a better idea since i already have a 1 gallon sitting in my garage. but if i do that, i will also need to regulate the pressure. not sure if i want to do all that, it might cost me more money on just a high pressure regulator. hmm, i am getting some ideas. i will let you all know how it goes.
Just make sure you tune the kit on the dyno with a wideband o2 sensor and I wouldn't turn the kit on till 4000 ~ 4400 rpm
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vents, thats how you find out how far you can go with it. first pill it till you kill it, and then on the second combo, go one notch down hehehe. i will try to watch out for that but if it does blow, oh well. i will just have to put on a LS1 intake until i can find another LS6.
bad habit, i will also consider that as an option also since that is even a cheaper way. thanks.
bad habit, i will also consider that as an option also since that is even a cheaper way. thanks.