Solenoid Frequency??
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ummm call them up then.
If you can't get anyone on the phone, then try this:
If its a big solenoid 1.75"diameter try 14hz
If its a small diameter 1" you can go higher like 25hz
-Disclaimer- I know nothing about Compucar solenoids, but if I were to guess, thats where I'd start.
Vinny
If you can't get anyone on the phone, then try this:
If its a big solenoid 1.75"diameter try 14hz
If its a small diameter 1" you can go higher like 25hz
-Disclaimer- I know nothing about Compucar solenoids, but if I were to guess, thats where I'd start.
Vinny
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Originally Posted by 860 Performance
ummm call them up then.
If you can't get anyone on the phone, then try this:
If its a big solenoid 1.75"diameter try 14hz
If its a small diameter 1" you can go higher like 25hz
-Disclaimer- I know nothing about Compucar solenoids, but if I were to guess, thats where I'd start.
Vinny
If you can't get anyone on the phone, then try this:
If its a big solenoid 1.75"diameter try 14hz
If its a small diameter 1" you can go higher like 25hz
-Disclaimer- I know nothing about Compucar solenoids, but if I were to guess, thats where I'd start.
Vinny
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Originally Posted by Robert56
We should get a sticky going on all brand noids fuel/n2o for amp ratings and frequency. This is asked quite a bit, and with all these new progressive controllers on the market now...
Robert
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Originally Posted by Robert56
We should get a sticky going on all brand noids fuel/n2o for amp ratings and frequency. This is asked quite a bit, and with all these new progressive controllers on the market now...
Robert
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