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Old Nov 22, 2004 | 12:07 AM
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I haven't found anything that is clear about the exact limits of some aspects of a nitrous system.

What flow potential does a -3, -4, -6 line have for nitrous?

What flow potential does a -3,-4 line have for fuel? (4 bar fuel pressure)

What are the max flows for the industry leader's nozzles: NX Shark, NX Pihrana, NOS (whichever their's are, I forgot the names), Compucar/nitrous works/etc), NOSzles, NX Nozzles, etc.
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Old Nov 22, 2004 | 09:40 AM
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Our Shark Nozzle is standard form will flow 250hp, in the larger SHO form you are looking at 400hp.

NITROUS
-3 Line is good for 200hp
-4 Line is good for 400hp
-6 Line is good for 600+hp

FUEL
-3,-4, and -6 all depends on what fuel pressure it is at.
Ricky


Originally Posted by juiSSed1172
I haven't found anything that is clear about the exact limits of some aspects of a nitrous system.

What flow potential does a -3, -4, -6 line have for nitrous?

What flow potential does a -3,-4 line have for fuel? (4 bar fuel pressure)

What are the max flows for the industry leader's nozzles: NX Shark, NX Pihrana, NOS (whichever their's are, I forgot the names), Compucar/nitrous works/etc), NOSzles, NX Nozzles, etc.
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Old Nov 22, 2004 | 05:49 PM
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I think a short 3an will flow more than that because Shark nozzles have 3an sized fittings, and you have to run a 3an line to it, which supports 250 hp
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Old Nov 22, 2004 | 06:09 PM
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I'm pretty sure Ricky is right. High horsepower kits come with a special line. Its a #4 line with a #3 fitting on one side to connect to the nozzle. Thats how you run a shark nozzle up to 250hp.

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I think a short 3an will flow more than that because Shark nozzles have 3an sized fittings, and you have to run a 3an line to it, which supports 250 hp
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