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Old Jul 10, 2008 | 05:00 PM
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Last time on the dyno I was having some huge lean spikes on the inital hit. Its a 3 gallon cell mounted in toolbox in bed, holley blue pump and regulator, 6-an feed line, hi flow y-fitting going to 2 kits deadheaded at the solenoids. Should I run some kind of bleeder line right before the solenoids to get all the trapped air out? Or do I have another problem.. Fuel pressure is about 8-9 psi. Has direct port and a single nozzle kit... Just wondering how some of yall have yours plumbed....
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Old Jul 10, 2008 | 08:38 PM
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I am setting up my system with a bleed line off of one side of the regulator with a -4 line that runs into my return fitting on the tank. But I drilled and tapped the return fitting to accept a Holley fuel jet. I've been told to start with a 55-60 size jet and adjust from there. I haven't got the system mounted and installed yet or I would post some pics. I got this tip from a couple local nitrous racers that run stand alone systems. They advised me to never dead head the regulator on a stand alone system due to pressure creep.
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Old Jul 11, 2008 | 10:12 AM
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I do not run a return from my solenoids...but I do purge the air from the lines before I use the kit. I just turn the pump on and crack the feed line at the solenoid.
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