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Old 02-24-2007, 02:48 PM
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does anybody have any pics or video of different plates spraying,so i can see the pattern and distrobution??i seen the beer vid cool, like to see some others.sum pics of directport to if ya got em..
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I did another video for the dry, cut a piece of sheet metal shaped it match the Blackwing and spaced the nozzles where they would be...

Blackwing Dual Nozzle

I must have to much time on my hands LOL
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that's pretty cool Beer. (yes, you must have too much time on your hands..no wonder they keep you out in the ocean)
Whats really neat is to see the shape of the pattern change with pressure. Good video for the "what happens when the bottle pressure drops" questions.
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I get paroled Next Thursday...Dyno coming on my finally finished system this time home with the efi switch and all that stuff hopefully up and running...

Of course now the weak link in the nitrous now is Fuel pressure so not sure what to do...BAP, BAP and Racetronics Pump, or just a pump (racetronics or LPE)...

Hows your two stage coming Todd?
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I WAS fattening up the piggy bank for it... but went out and bought a old Porsche 944 instead.

Hey.. I needed a good 'beater' car for my to/from work everyday. (please don't report me to POA)
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thanks beer,i wish some of the sponsors would post up some pics or video,they have to have ollot more.
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Beer that was the a 100 jet in each nozzle or a 50 jet in each nozzle? Either way it looked impressive.
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Its what DynoTune rated for 100 at the wheels using two nozzles, so it may be in fact two 50's.
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Here is the NX dry nozzle.
Discharge angle is 90' to the nozzle. The pattern is extremely flat, and from side to side it is 180' across, but still is a 90' dicharge from the nozzle.


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That is what I am using now, its 1/8 NPT for its mounting bung, (others are 1/16") and is longer than the other two nozzles I tried (more into the airflow), and the best part is the NX is machined and index's the nozzle so you know where its pointed (when changing jets the orientation may change as you snug it down).




Although I did not bench flow it, I think its pattern is closer to the intake opening (the video shows the NOS Dry nozzle spraying about 2-3" out).
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thanks guys i really like the pics and video. if got any more post em up, i would like to see tnt f2 kit pic or video,of 150 wet shot.
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Here is a video that BEER99C5 did of our plate.

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Here is a video showing nitrous flow on one of ours:

http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop.../hsw-plate.wmv

Might have to right click and do a "save as".

Dyno graphs can be found in this thread:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-oxide/659807-hsw-nitrous-plate-whens-coming-out.html#post6717327

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Now thats awesome Matt!
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Originally Posted by Matt@HSW
Here is a video showing nitrous flow on one of ours:

http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop.../hsw-plate.wmv

Might have to right click and do a "save as".

Dyno graphs can be found in this thread:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?p=6717327

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I want one!!!!!!!!!
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Matt, that's the best pattern I have seen.
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thanks matt and chris for posting them.




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