nitrous
#1
nitrous
I have a ntercooler sprayer that I've been thinking about turning into a single shot nitrous setup.
I snap off the fitting from the spray bar and now decide that I am gonna run it as a direct nitrous setup instead of cooler.
it has a small solenoid that was mounted on the bar. my real question is can I use this solenoid as the nitrous spray and buy a fuel solenoid, or do I need a different type of nitrous solenoid?
I snap off the fitting from the spray bar and now decide that I am gonna run it as a direct nitrous setup instead of cooler.
it has a small solenoid that was mounted on the bar. my real question is can I use this solenoid as the nitrous spray and buy a fuel solenoid, or do I need a different type of nitrous solenoid?
#3
Re: nitrous
my next question is can I feed the fuel supply for the fuel solenoid from the return line off the FPR?
I know these are newb question but yes I am a newb when it comes to setting up my own nitrous system.
I know these are newb question but yes I am a newb when it comes to setting up my own nitrous system.
#4
Re: nitrous
Originally Posted by ichbinsobose
stop being so black, you dumped too much money into your rice rocket to go cheap on nitrous
get a nice legit solenoid, a nice distro block for fuel and nit, and make it clean
get a nice legit solenoid, a nice distro block for fuel and nit, and make it clean
this wont be a direct port system it will only be a single wet shot.
#5
Re: nitrous
I think I need something like this to do the conversion.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
do I really need purge? or is that just a ricer way of showing off?
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
do I really need purge? or is that just a ricer way of showing off?
#6
Re: nitrous
The fuel solenoid has to have constant consistent fuel pressure. No, it can not run off the return. You can use your old nitrous solenoid for the single fogger setup, but you'll need a fuel solenoid, the wet fogger, etc. That kit you linked will work, but it's pricey IMO. FWIW I don't like NOS products, I prefer cold fusion, N-X express, or Edelbrock. You don't need a purge setup, that's for getting any air out of the lines for consistency in bracket racing. Most use it for show.
I have Edelbrock direct port and love it. Everything's high quality. If you don't know ---- about nitrous, read up on it before you go installing it. It can make reliable HP when setup properly. Key word: Properly.
I have Edelbrock direct port and love it. Everything's high quality. If you don't know ---- about nitrous, read up on it before you go installing it. It can make reliable HP when setup properly. Key word: Properly.
#8
Re: nitrous
Originally Posted by patsmx5
The fuel solenoid has to have constant consistent fuel pressure. No, it can not run off the return. You can use your old nitrous solenoid for the single fogger setup, but you'll need a fuel solenoid, the wet fogger, etc. That kit you linked will work, but it's pricey IMO. FWIW I don't like NOS products, I prefer cold fusion, N-X express, or Edelbrock. You don't need a purge setup, that's for getting any air out of the lines for consistency in bracket racing. Most use it for show.
I have Edelbrock direct port and love it. Everything's high quality. If you don't know ---- about nitrous, read up on it before you go installing it. It can make reliable HP when setup properly. Key word: Properly.
I have Edelbrock direct port and love it. Everything's high quality. If you don't know ---- about nitrous, read up on it before you go installing it. It can make reliable HP when setup properly. Key word: Properly.
#9
Re: nitrous
Originally Posted by rudebwoy
the link I posted have everything I needed, I wanna get nx but for something that will only be for backup power to keep up with someone who has more or the same power/setup as me I don't wanna go all out, plus refills are really expensive and hard to get here. so simple is what I am looking at.
Just turn up the boost?? Seems easier to me.
#10
Re: nitrous
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
That's what never made sense to me, because even on the feed side of the fuel system the pressure is constantly changing.