Please don't laugh...quad nozzle setup...
Please don't laugh...quad nozzle setup... 
I bought this kit for 350 dollars brand new off craigslist, and figured i could get it to work, its a direct port kit for a 4 cylinder, so i stuck 4 nozzles into the bellow and it seems to be working pretty well, spraying 100shot right now, running a bit rich because i only had feul jets for 150, but id rather run it rich than lean. current mods are as follow
pacesetter uncoated LT
ngk tr6
ram powergrip hd
slp lid, k&n filter
Please dont make fun of me too much
Why eliminate two?because of the time it takes for the feul to get from the feul solenoid to the nozzle? Whereas the nitrous has 1000psi pressure and gets to all 4 solenoids relatively quickly?
all lines are hadlined except for that one, i didnt have a line long enough to reach, so i used a braided line. It works suprisingly well. What i was going for was more even spray pattern vs dual or single nozzle. HOPING that i may not lean out a cylinder if i have even dispersement like a plate kit.
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Wow, I thought I was unique with my quad dry nozzles, very cool. The volume of fuel needed to fill all the lines could give ya a lean spike worse than normal, that's what I believe Al was getting at.
Robert
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I love the idea with a stand alone but your problem is 58psi with 4 seperate nozzles is going to be extremely rich .If you look up jets for 25 hp nos single nozzle for 58 psi(holleys web site) then do that 4 times you have alot more fuel than nos ,it just doesn work that way.If you want to make the hp that the 4 nozzles total you will probably have to drop the fuel side in each nozzle 2 to 3 jet sizes.I wouldn do this without a wideband.When you stack kits which is basically what your doing they usuall go pig rich.I know this because I have more than one nozzle. hope this helps
Originally Posted by chad rock
I love the idea with a stand alone but your problem is 58psi with 4 seperate nozzles is going to be extremely rich .If you look up jets for 25 hp nos single nozzle for 58 psi(holleys web site) then do that 4 times you have alot more fuel than nos ,it just doesn work that way.If you want to make the hp that the 4 nozzles total you will probably have to drop the fuel side in each nozzle 2 to 3 jet sizes.I wouldn do this without a wideband.When you stack kits which is basically what your doing they usuall go pig rich.I know this because I have more than one nozzle. hope this helps
Robert
Oh really? I figured if .14 and .26 was ~ 25hp/shot then x4 would equal 100 shot? I think i'll be investing in a wideband soon. It does have a extremely noticable hesistation when the nitrous hits.