Dyno Tune dry kit results
Dyno Tune dry kit results Went to Speed Inc today for a dyno tune. Thought the car did pretty well for stock motor. The guys at Speed said the car is lean and that the a/f should be around 11.5:1. This was with a 52 jet and 950 psi. Let me know what you think.
Jeff
Jeff
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It does not really spray at 90 degrees.... The tip simply makes the pattern fan out.
I would think if you had a dual nozzle setup it would work a bit better but maybe you should experement with nozzle location so the spray heads toward the maf more.
Is that a blackwing intake? It could be shooting to far down into the airclearner looking some of the coldness of the nitrous thus running a bit lean. Try mounting it in a diffrent location noting that the nozzle will spray streight out.
Dan
I would think if you had a dual nozzle setup it would work a bit better but maybe you should experement with nozzle location so the spray heads toward the maf more.
Is that a blackwing intake? It could be shooting to far down into the airclearner looking some of the coldness of the nitrous thus running a bit lean. Try mounting it in a diffrent location noting that the nozzle will spray streight out.
Dan
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Verdad Gallardo It does not really spray at 90 degrees.... The tip simply makes the pattern fan out.
I would think if you had a dual nozzle setup it would work a bit better but maybe you should experement with nozzle location so the spray heads toward the maf more.
Is that a blackwing intake? It could be shooting to far down into the airclearner looking some of the coldness of the nitrous thus running a bit lean. Try mounting it in a diffrent location noting that the nozzle will spray streight out.
Dan
I would think if you had a dual nozzle setup it would work a bit better but maybe you should experement with nozzle location so the spray heads toward the maf more.
Is that a blackwing intake? It could be shooting to far down into the airclearner looking some of the coldness of the nitrous thus running a bit lean. Try mounting it in a diffrent location noting that the nozzle will spray streight out.
Dan
Here is the ideal location for the Vararam. I am using currently a 90* degree fitting on one side, and a straight shooter on the other side, for about 11.25 a/f. When I was running dual straight shooters the a/f was 11.5/11.7. this is both on my 1st stage. what i see from your pic is that you maybe a little to far away. A buddy had his Vararam nozzles a little farther away than you and he actually blew holes throughhis air filter. Mine are about 3 inches away and dual nozzles. they meet in the middle and create a sort of null area and mixes well then with incoming air. like Matt suggested, maybe go to dual nozzles and or add true 90* nozzle(s).
Notice the apex of the nozzles, they meet in the middle, rather than blasting to the other side or through the filter, and thus the benifit of dual nozzles on the Vararam. check your apex and I'll bet it meets in the filter.
Here is quad nozzles on the vararam.
Yes, you can address the lean issue in the tune, however, it's best to find/locate the best a/f by nozzle placement first, as this often is enough.
Sorry I got to this so late, and dug it up from the grave.
Robert
Notice the apex of the nozzles, they meet in the middle, rather than blasting to the other side or through the filter, and thus the benifit of dual nozzles on the Vararam. check your apex and I'll bet it meets in the filter.
Here is quad nozzles on the vararam.
Yes, you can address the lean issue in the tune, however, it's best to find/locate the best a/f by nozzle placement first, as this often is enough.
Sorry I got to this so late, and dug it up from the grave.
Robert
Jeff has a follow-on results where moving the nozzle closer did fatten up the AFR.
Here is that Link
https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-oxide/458438-new-dynotune-dry-results.html
For Dan, both Jeff's and Robert's intake are Vararam's.
I have a Blackwing and did a dual nozzle dry setup and came across the same issue as Jeff (Jeff's was single nozzle); my AFR was 12.5 with a 50 shot.
I am switching to 90° nozzles next week (close in nozzle location is pretty limited on the Blackwing, especially on the drivers side).
Here is my Blackwing
The nozzles are indexed with a file mark I put on them so I know where they are pointing, so yes they are pointing to the MAF, I will have new numbers next week
Here is that Link
https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-oxide/458438-new-dynotune-dry-results.html
For Dan, both Jeff's and Robert's intake are Vararam's.
I have a Blackwing and did a dual nozzle dry setup and came across the same issue as Jeff (Jeff's was single nozzle); my AFR was 12.5 with a 50 shot.
I am switching to 90° nozzles next week (close in nozzle location is pretty limited on the Blackwing, especially on the drivers side).
Here is my Blackwing
The nozzles are indexed with a file mark I put on them so I know where they are pointing, so yes they are pointing to the MAF, I will have new numbers next week
