Can I shorten this nitrous line?
05-05-2008, 08:54 AM
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You can shorten it if you want, but as stated above there is a reason for the unequal length of the nitrous and fuel line. There are pretty significant variations in pressure and density of the nitrous and fuel lines. As a result the nitrous will be discharged before the fuel does, causing a lean spike. This is the same as any other system out there, its simply the nature of the game when using a wet kit. To combat this we lengthen the nitrous line to give the fuel a chance to arrive at the discharge points at roughly the same time.
So as i said, you can change them if you want, but they are unequal as a result of hundreds of dyno hours trying to eliminate a lean spike.
So as i said, you can change them if you want, but they are unequal as a result of hundreds of dyno hours trying to eliminate a lean spike.
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05-06-2008, 11:16 AM
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You can shorten it if you want, but as stated above there is a reason for the unequal length of the nitrous and fuel line. There are pretty significant variations in pressure and density of the nitrous and fuel lines. As a result the nitrous will be discharged before the fuel does, causing a lean spike. This is the same as any other system out there, its simply the nature of the game when using a wet kit. To combat this we lengthen the nitrous line to give the fuel a chance to arrive at the discharge points at roughly the same time.
So as i said, you can change them if you want, but they are unequal as a result of hundreds of dyno hours trying to eliminate a lean spike.
So as i said, you can change them if you want, but they are unequal as a result of hundreds of dyno hours trying to eliminate a lean spike.
Bill
