help with seting up seperate fuel system for NX
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help with seting up seperate fuel system for NX right now i am uisng a aux inline pump to feed a 6.0 with 9psi and a 75shot. i figure on going to a 408 in the near future and then hiting it with a little more boost and alot more nitrous. i see i can buy a 3-4 gallon cell for prety cheap, going to mount it in the box of the truck, what should i do for the rest of the system?
could i keep it simple and just run a low presure holley pump without a regulator and no return line? or a low presure pump with a regulator and return line? or does the nx shark nozel have to have high presure to work right so i need a high presure pump with regulator?
i know i would have to adjust the jet sizes if i changed the presure, i am not worried about that part.
could i keep it simple and just run a low presure holley pump without a regulator and no return line? or a low presure pump with a regulator and return line? or does the nx shark nozel have to have high presure to work right so i need a high presure pump with regulator?
i know i would have to adjust the jet sizes if i changed the presure, i am not worried about that part.
Re: help with seting up seperate fuel system for NX I had a similar idea; mounting a three gallon cell in the T-top area with a Holley Blue pump.
The only concern is the pump not being able to keep up on hard launches. Is this more of a myth or fact?
Mounting a one gallon cell up front is not big deal, but I think shut off switches, mandatory when relocating the battery out back to make room, looks kinda ghetto for a street car. Plus, three gallons of race gas should last just about forever
Anyone care to chime in.
The only concern is the pump not being able to keep up on hard launches. Is this more of a myth or fact?
Mounting a one gallon cell up front is not big deal, but I think shut off switches, mandatory when relocating the battery out back to make room, looks kinda ghetto for a street car. Plus, three gallons of race gas should last just about forever
Anyone care to chime in.
