Ray, Put me in the drawing. I would love an extra bottle of nitrous to have on standby. I am Carlos in Florida and I placed the order towards the end of the day. Thanks!

 

Already have you in....

 

Does dual nozzle mean dual stage?

 

No. T's off at 'noid.

 

2 nozzles + 1 solonoid = 1 stage

2 nozzles + 2 solonoids = 2 stages

Solonoids can be triggered simultanously or individually. Nozzles are passive and just wait around for the solonoids to open. Most people running a dual stage hit the first stage right out of the hole or very shortly there after. Then the second stage is added on top of the first stage once traction is no longer an issue. This is oversimplified as there are many many ways to do it and many electronic control modules that can be used to progressively open individual and multiple solonoids.

 

Alright so this would just give a harder hit.

 

Depending on where/how nozzle is located and the size of shot, dual nozzle can give better distribution and thus a little safer, and can increase power/ET potential. I may do it cause of my nozzle location and fear of a couple cly running lean, and at my big shot lean is bad.
Robert

 

Lean condition + nitrous = holy pistons (god bless)

 

Got my jets and hose today from UPS. Thanks Ray!

Went to the dyno (before changing the jets) today and found that I have a problem. PLease help.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/606151-ls2-402-w-afr-225-s-w-w-o-spray.html