Injector Spacer Nitrous Systems
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Now that the injector spacer nitrous systems have been out for quite a while, I'm somewhat interested in one over a direct port setup. The only ones I'm aware of are NOS Noszle, NX NXL, and Nitro Dave's Supermax Nozzle kits. Does anyone have any preference towards any one brand of injector spacer nitrous system? Any other good ones to look at?
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Cold fusion also makes one. i don'thave first had with any of the kits. I just read how up happy everyone was with the nx nozzle kit when they came out and everyone had to buy the acumilater?
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I had worked on a NOS before, nice but the angle of the jet fittings made it rather PITA to swap jets on the intake. NXL I had myself, very nice fit-n-finish, and jet changes were much easier, as well as the lines etc.
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There are a few under the injector nozzles on the market. Out of all the ones on the market I personally prefer the NX ones do to the desighn. However they do cost more than all the others.
We have plumbed and sold many systems using these nozzles but I do prefer a real nozzle plumbed into the intake.
It really despends on what you are looking to achieve, How much you are looking to spray, and future plans.
Let me know if I can help you spec out a system. We have many different brands and styles to choose from.
Dave
We have plumbed and sold many systems using these nozzles but I do prefer a real nozzle plumbed into the intake.
It really despends on what you are looking to achieve, How much you are looking to spray, and future plans.
Let me know if I can help you spec out a system. We have many different brands and styles to choose from.
Dave
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Originally Posted by muncie21
What exactly does 'not lined up' mean??
if the injector is not in perfect alignment to spray right threw, the fuel hits the walls of the noszle, and puddles in causing a dead spot, or a hesitation, and possably worse.
go direct port