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Old 02-27-2009, 11:22 PM
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I got the plate kit as well im going to start at 150 and hopefully make it to the 200 pills lol
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Originally Posted by TurboAv
Called Nitrous Outlet and spoke with them about how much their plate will flow. They said I could safely go up to a 400hp shot at the motor. This was assuming I was using a standalone fuel system running low pressure(10psi) and a NANO system. He gave me the jetting for 150hp-300hp for now. Since I'm still on a stock bottom end I figure I'll start at 150hp and work my way up. The limiting factor is going to be how fast the car runs. I don't have a cage yet. I'm also going to use the Trick progressive controller/gauge to ramp it in.
On an LT1 ?
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Originally Posted by PistonHead
On an LT1 ?
It was for my 90mm LS2 plate. Not sure is the actual plate is different between vehicles. You would have to call them and ask.
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This is Ray from Nitrous Outlet

The plate will physically flow up to 400 HP...but as Dave said above, once you start going 200+, you need to play close attention to the distribution. We have many LT1 guys running 200 or more through our plate.

Here is one
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http://edholio.smugmug.com/gallery/4...91016762_6oELj
Dyno results...
http://www.nitroustech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333
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Originally Posted by Chopstix
This is Ray from Nitrous Outlet

The plate will physically flow up to 400 HP...but as Dave said above, once you start going 200+, you need to play close attention to the distribution. We have many LT1 guys running 200 or more through our plate.

Here is one
install....
http://edholio.smugmug.com/gallery/4...91016762_6oELj
Dyno results...
http://www.nitroustech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333
I've got a FAST 90 intake. Is that 200 at the motor to start watching close or 200 at the wheels?
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both.....its always best to verify proper distribution
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I run 300 on a lt1 with an old O Mallys spray bar kit . I tried a few different plates and nozels. I say 200 on a plate is the point in where you start having problems. 150 with nozels .
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Originally Posted by TurboAv
It was for my 90mm LS2 plate. Not sure is the actual plate is different between vehicles. You would have to call them and ask.
No need to call and ask. You are talking about a completely different plate, engine, intake ..... This thread is about the Nitro Daves LT1 plate system.

Adding all this LS engine stuff is just confusing the entire post.

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Originally Posted by PistonHead
No need to call and ask. You are talking about a completely different plate, engine, intake ..... This thread is about the Nitro Daves LT1 plate system.

Adding all this LS engine stuff is just confusing the entire post.

Later,
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I deleted some posts so as to not confuse you.
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How did this ever turn out? LT1 spraying 200 through the N.O. plate...... I'm game.
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I did it at and so far so good.
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Originally Posted by AChotrod
I did it at and so far so good.
What was a good starting point for you on pulling timing?



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