My Nitrous Setup
Jon Pennington
cowboydren@yahoo.com
Sat, 16 Feb 2002 00:46:33 -0600
On Sat, 2002-02-16 at 00:32, jon dossey wrote:
> Should I use the 7400 for the limit? Or maybe the 7200?
I'm a monkey, but I'd rather use 7200 if your fuel doesn't cut until
7500. What are your shift points like?
> Should I go ahead and order the 100 jet? With the fuel pump, fuel supply
> shouldn't be a problem?
Where's the fuel coming from (the "wet" part of your wet kit)? I saw a
setup on a QR25DE the other day that used an entire fuel cell underneath
the front bumper with what seemed to be a low-pressure electric fuel
pump running his configuration. Pardon my ignorance, but I don't fully
grok... Are you going to Tee off of the main fuel line and then use a
low-pressure FPR to feed back into the main rail, or what?
> I've got a greddy electronic fuel pressure guage, for mounting inside the
> car. its going in the a-pillar, but I can't decide on another guage.
I think EGT would be a better investment for you in the long run. You
can actually tune a little bit with an EGT gauge, but I hear that most
(AutoMeter-type) AFMs are a lot more annoying than useful.
> This setup just has to keep me happy until I swap in the SR20DET, which will
> then get the nitrous setup as well.
Ooh, boosting *and* juicing. Brave man. With a dry N2O shot, you could
even use the phase change at the nozzle as a cooling method for the
intake air charge. ;)
Good luck, chief, just don't assume that my words mean anything...
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