edelbrock noid flow vs TNT noid flow
edelbrock noid flow vs TNT noid flow My TNT noids plunger is shot, so I used a new edelbrock fuel noid. This is noticably smaller than a TNT noid. I believe its only rated to 150 hp, where the TNT is up to 250?
I ataped my runs, and n/a i was .890-.910 and on the spray I was .890-.910. Could this noid be causing it to be 'lean'? I expected a much fatter mixture.
I ataped my runs, and n/a i was .890-.910 and on the spray I was .890-.910. Could this noid be causing it to be 'lean'? I expected a much fatter mixture.
Re: edelbrock noid flow vs TNT noid flow You should go back to the dyno and check your Af. You may have to jet up a bit on fuel since Id be willing to bet your new noid has a smaller orifice.
You really should find out how much HP that fuel noid can support at 58 psi. Then be sure to not go over that limit. Since the TNT nitrous noid will probably provide flow up to 250 shot and your new fuel noid may go to a 150. If you tried to jet high enough there would be a problem, especially as you approach the 150 mark. Do a little research on your new noid and go to the dyno to confirm jet sizes. They will likely be slightly different.
On second thought...maybe you should buy another TNT noid and stay with a known quantity.
You really should find out how much HP that fuel noid can support at 58 psi. Then be sure to not go over that limit. Since the TNT nitrous noid will probably provide flow up to 250 shot and your new fuel noid may go to a 150. If you tried to jet high enough there would be a problem, especially as you approach the 150 mark. Do a little research on your new noid and go to the dyno to confirm jet sizes. They will likely be slightly different.
On second thought...maybe you should buy another TNT noid and stay with a known quantity.
