NOS surging ????
so go waste some money and buy a wet conversion, it will take some parts that could be failing out of the equation.
you really should spend some money on a WB and tuning software if you want to spray safely. injectors and maybe a pump if you are willing to try to get the dry to work.
what size shot are you spraying?
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THREAD BACK FROM THE DEAD !!!
heres a cross post from nitroustech.com.
The guys an DNO were kind enogh to swap out a box recently after a local speed shop verified it was cycling the noids on/off rapidly on the dyno. they used a test light at the noids and you could see the test light cycle on/off very clearly. i saw it with my own eyes.
fast forward to yesterday, received my replacement w/s from DNO, excellent customer service by the way, and installed it per the insructions. triple checked every thing, took it out and BAM. same thing. i didnt hook the test light up of course but i know what it feels like.
pertinent info:
1999 Corvette M6
nx wet kit
FPSS -bypassed it -no changed, back inline now
i was thinking about a "weak" relay maybe not holding the contacts closed BUT i have the WOT switch providing ground to the relay on the same pin that the W/S grounds when activated and all is well.
the wot switch works well but unfortunately i suck at shifting and have missed 3rd four times and hit the rev limiter/backfired and blew up 2 air bridges !!!
i was talking to a buddy and we both were thinking maybe the TPS is falling below what the w/s think is wot. during setup i did it per the instructions and the w/s displays 4.4 volts as the WOT turn on volts. we were tossing around the idea of trying to trick it into turning on at a lower voltage but not holding the throttle to the floor during the TPAS learn sequence in the instructions.
any thoughts, advice or feed back is welcomed !!
just thinking out loud here.
if i set the w/s up to not use the tpas feature, i guess like a non tps set up or whatever, can i just run the trigger ground to the wot switch and then back to the relay and still utilize the w/s rpm limits which is really what i care about.


