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50723, Turbo with No2 Posted by 95 silver gs, Jun-18-03 01:50 PM
How much would you be able to spray a motor boosting 15 plus pounds of boost. Motor is complete rebuilt with 8 injector setup all gauges all that stuff would it even be possible to sray a 50 shot.
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50724, RE: Turbo with No2 Posted by DarkOne, Jun-18-03 01:59 PM
Probably, yeah. It's more the fuel pressure that's the problem with aftermarket turbo kits, because they use greater than a 1:1 rise rate. With a base 50psi to nearly 120psi over the boost range, it's very difficult to properly jet a wet kit to take that wide variation in fuel pressure into account. with a 1:1 however, it's more consistant and easier to do. I think you could get away with a 50 shot every now and again.
And for the record, it's N2O
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50729, RE: Turbo with No2 Posted by 95 silver gs, Jun-18-03 06:02 PM
Thanks for the info i just realized i put No2. Hay i just got outta school just think i will never need a No.2 pencil again. LOL thanks
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50730, RE: Turbo with No2 Posted by juggalo, Jun-18-03 06:05 PM
i know a guy that is running a 150 shot and 20lbs or so on his GST. he only uses the nitrous at the track though.
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