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43942, help with jetting
Posted by 99rs_nos, Jun-03-01 08:55 PM
ok i was told by a tuning shop that 37n and 22f would be sufficient for a 50shot wet but according to stan(da man)2gnt that was a little too high. can someone tell me what jets they are running in their single fogger systems.
by the way stan, you were right. we placed the nozzle back a couple inches and all my problems stopped. just unsure of jetting, and i'm not juicing untill then. thanks again
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43943, RE: help with jetting
Posted by Stan2gnt, Jun-04-01 01:00 AM
Your jetting may be fine (especially if its what the manufacturer suggest). I was merely stating sometimes the problems you aquired if not caused by placement are caused by too much fuel jetting and that you should see what happens with a smaller shot and verify your jetting. If its running good now carry on (might want to get at least an A/F gauge to keep an eye on things).
Stan2gnt
Stan2va@aol.com
95 Talon 420A-Turbo
Former and future nitrous user
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43944, so my jetting is fine
Posted by 99rs_nos, Jun-04-01 05:48 AM
damn stan that fifty shot is hell of a kick then. car gets violent when i hit it. feels like more than a fifty
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43945, RE: so my jetting is fine
Posted by Stan2gnt, Jun-04-01 10:14 AM
Yeah I'm kinda missin the instant tire torching power until I can intercool/boost up. Without an intercooler the turbo gets a little slow after a run or two.
Stan2gnt
Stan2va@aol.com
95 Talon 420A-Turbo
Former and future nitrous user
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