Can I use low fuel pressure on the NX shark nozzle's?
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I did a search but got conflicting answers. I know people with DP setup's typicaly use low pressure setups but was not sure about lower pressures with nozzle setup's. I was thinking of useing lower fuel pressure setting with my stand alone, I was thinking of jetting the nirous for a 150 shot but using a 200HP fuel jet, I then wanted to reduce the fuel pressure untill my A/F ratio was good. Is there anything wrong with using this methode with my dual NX shark nozzle setup? Your opinions are much appreciated. Thanks.
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I can't see why this would be a problem. You will just need to have the correct jetting.
Going with a dual nozzle, it looks like a .045 jet for the nitrous in each nozzle and a .037 fuel (at 10PSI) in each nozzle. This should be right at 150rwhp shot (based on nitrous pressure of 1000PSI) and a good starting point for your A/F ratio.
Going with a dual nozzle, it looks like a .045 jet for the nitrous in each nozzle and a .037 fuel (at 10PSI) in each nozzle. This should be right at 150rwhp shot (based on nitrous pressure of 1000PSI) and a good starting point for your A/F ratio.
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Originally Posted by Airwolf
I can't see why this would be a problem. You will just need to have the correct jetting.
Going with a dual nozzle, it looks like a .045 jet for the nitrous in each nozzle and a .037 fuel (at 10PSI) in each nozzle. This should be right at 150rwhp shot (based on nitrous pressure of 1000PSI) and a good starting point for your A/F ratio.
Going with a dual nozzle, it looks like a .045 jet for the nitrous in each nozzle and a .037 fuel (at 10PSI) in each nozzle. This should be right at 150rwhp shot (based on nitrous pressure of 1000PSI) and a good starting point for your A/F ratio.
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Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
Yes. Running the NX system at 10psi is no problem. You will just nee dthe correct jetting.
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Originally Posted by Chris@NitroDaves
Here you go.
HP N20 Fuel@10PSI
35 - 31 24
50 - 35 26
75 - 41 28
100 - 52 38
125 - 57 44 Possibly 41 if 44 is to rich
150 - 62 46
200 - 78 57
225 - 82 57
250 - 88 62
-Chris
HP N20 Fuel@10PSI
35 - 31 24
50 - 35 26
75 - 41 28
100 - 52 38
125 - 57 44 Possibly 41 if 44 is to rich
150 - 62 46
200 - 78 57
225 - 82 57
250 - 88 62
-Chris
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