Question on mounting of solenoids
Dry/Wet/??
The performance will be the same just take longer to hit. The delay will be from solenoids to nozzles. If wet you just need to watch delay time from fuel on to
n20.
hawk
The performance will be the same just take longer to hit. The delay will be from solenoids to nozzles. If wet you just need to watch delay time from fuel on to
n20.
hawk
Originally Posted by 227Hawk
Dry/Wet/??
The performance will be the same just take longer to hit. The delay will be from solenoids to nozzles. If wet you just need to watch delay time from fuel on to
n20.
hawk
The performance will be the same just take longer to hit. The delay will be from solenoids to nozzles. If wet you just need to watch delay time from fuel on to
n20.
hawk
I have nx (wet kit). I will be running my fuel line next to the n2o line. Will this take care of the delay time with the fuel?
rod
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That is a really long run from the noids to the nozzles. 5 ft plus depending on routing.. I think that is too long of a run... You will see a pretty good lean spike..
Ricky
Ricky
Just keep in mind.. when mounting noids, you want the best air flow to keep them cool, heat is the enemy! You want to try and keep them as close as possible, too far away could result in a lean condition, also won't hit as quickly
Check my web site, my normal location is on the pass front head. Easy to make a mount for that location. Works great and your much closer. You could even mount fuel noid right on the end of fuel rail, then n2o noid on head mount. Lots of choices really.
Robert
Robert
Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
WE carry custom solenoid mounts for the ls1.They bolt to the passenger side head.This will give a nice clean install.
Dave
Dave


