Dry kits doo hit hard....
I have a spin off of the 5177, I bought a big noid and use 1 of the nossles that come in the 5177 kit.
What do you think the max flow of one of those 5177 nossles is? any idea?
We just dynoed the car on Mon. and picked up 140hp and 200Tq on the 150 jet
tried the 200 jet but it was pulling a bunch of timing and it didnt pick up very much hp or tq.
Think the 3AN line or the crappy 90* turn is hurting the bigger shot?
BTW what does your car run?
Mike
ATVRacer, the 5177 noid itself is a .076 orifice and that is capable of flowing about 150/175hp. Now if you split your noids up each nozzle can do about 150hp. The limit single to dual nozzles is about 175hp at crank or 140rwhp. Hope this makes sense. Very versitile kit for the $$, look how easy to do dual stage. someone had posted the max that a 3an line could supply?
I'm not using the 5177 noid anymore. I was thinkin the nossle itself is a restriction because of the skinny 90* bend in it.
I guess I need to get a Y block and hook up the other nossle
I have a spin off of the 5177, I bought a big noid and use 1 of the nossles that come in the 5177 kit.
What do you think the max flow of one of those 5177 nossles is? any idea?
We just dynoed the car on Mon. and picked up 140hp and 200Tq on the 150 jet
tried the 200 jet but it was pulling a bunch of timing and it didnt pick up very much hp or tq.
Think the 3AN line or the crappy 90* turn is hurting the bigger shot?
BTW what does your car run?
Depending on your solenoid, you can only flow a stock NOS fan nozzle up to a .082 jet because that is the orfice size of the nozzle.
Ive got a .102 orfice on my noid and my nozzle itself has been flowed up to .120...Therefore my single nozzle will only flow up to the .102 because of the solenoid...
You can put 2 nozzles on this kit and run 2 solenoids at .102 or larger orfices....
You can run a rather large setup but mine single dry nozzle will run up to 300 hp pills unless i run a y off of my main line nad use 2 big solenoids with a nozzle at 300 each

Mike
I guess I need to get a Y block and hook up the other nossle


Mike
ATVRacer, the 5177 noid itself is a .076 orifice and that is capable of flowing about 150/175hp. Now if you split your noids up each nozzle can do about 150hp. The limit single to dual nozzles is about 175hp at crank or 140rwhp. Hope this makes sense. Very versitile kit for the $$, look how easy to do dual stage. someone had posted the max that a 3an line could supply?
Is yours a 6 speed car?
I personally have a -4 to -3 line off of my solenoid to the nozzle but its only about 14 inches....I know that class for the mustangs that use this style kit are spraying big shots on the -4 to -3 an lines....I know mine was flowed to make over 300 just with the single line..
With as short as the line is, it also will affect how the nitrous "hits"
Hope this helps...This is a learning curve for me although ive been with the dry kit for a long time. If i ever get a buitl bottom end in the car, i will most likely stay with my dry setup I have now instead of a fogger. Just to be different
Last edited by V6 Bird; Apr 14, 2005 at 09:31 AM.
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Just because he claims he tuned the car a little fatter doesnt mean jack unless he actually went to the parts of the MAF table where the load would be much higher then it would ever reach NA>...A Fat NA tune doesnt mean jack for a dry kit. Just telling you like it is. Once the load of NOS is read across the MAF you reference a totally different section of your cars tune.
The last but not least thing is....The kit will not work very well when you dont maintain proper bottle pressure. 900 is a little low and 1100 is a little much in most cases...I like to use 1050 as a launch point. Once you get these thing straightened out it will make more power then it is now. For sure!
Hope that helps you.
Mike
If some one can correct me chime in.
If some one can correct me chime in.
Yes its the same as the Lt1 dry kit as well.. Pay attention to my first post and you would have already none the above was answered.

Mike
Yes its the same as the Lt1 dry kit as well.. Pay attention to my first post and you would have already none the above was answered.

Mike
Come on Mike not everyone is as smart as you. Do you think we pay attention to what your saying, lol. j/k

either way you've comprehended, oh a great run by the way, talking bout the vid, hope my car takes off as smoother, I don't think i'll like looking at the sky

Made ~800 tq today on the dyno though

Made ~800 tq today on the dyno though


