Reinstalled the Nitrous finally.
Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 6:40 am
I finally got the nitrous hooked back up and working tonight since I last blew the motor awhile ago.
I had installed the nitrous sometime back but had problems, ie it didint seem to work, so I removed it the same day.
Last night I reinstalled everything real clean and sexy, and even installed an extra nozzle while I was at it for kicks if I every want to do "duel stage" nitrous. I took it out late after everything was set up perfect and attempted some runs.
nothing
I seemed to be fighting the demon again of possible bad nitrous.
But nope.
The nitrous wasnt bad, my setup was.
Back to when I was running nitrous successfully, I was using a jetting table for the jet ratios of nitrous to fuel. Everything went swell. Then I upped the supercharger boost and roasted a piston.
I rebuilt AND installed 30% larger injectors. Replaced the fuel pump with a Walbro unit AND replaced the intank fuel sock (this caused fuel pressure to jump about 20%).
Basically, the NO2 to fuel ratio via the jets now changed dramatically compared to pre-blown motor. I have just been running WAY rich compared to last year. There was so much fuel compared to the NO2 I was only keeping from bogging the motor by adding the nitrous!
So tonight I left the fuel jet where it was and basically doubled the HP rating of the nitrous jet and what do you know, I went fast.
Now I just have to fine tune the ratios and get down the track! I suspect even with the bad clutch I will be down to about 14.2. I hope, as I have predicted this before with dire consequences. If I actually had a clutch that could handle a launch and fast shifts I would be in the high 13's. Thats a fact Jack. I just don't have the money or time to prove it. Who wants to buy me a clutch?
I had installed the nitrous sometime back but had problems, ie it didint seem to work, so I removed it the same day.
Last night I reinstalled everything real clean and sexy, and even installed an extra nozzle while I was at it for kicks if I every want to do "duel stage" nitrous. I took it out late after everything was set up perfect and attempted some runs.
nothing
I seemed to be fighting the demon again of possible bad nitrous.
But nope.
The nitrous wasnt bad, my setup was.
Back to when I was running nitrous successfully, I was using a jetting table for the jet ratios of nitrous to fuel. Everything went swell. Then I upped the supercharger boost and roasted a piston.
I rebuilt AND installed 30% larger injectors. Replaced the fuel pump with a Walbro unit AND replaced the intank fuel sock (this caused fuel pressure to jump about 20%).
Basically, the NO2 to fuel ratio via the jets now changed dramatically compared to pre-blown motor. I have just been running WAY rich compared to last year. There was so much fuel compared to the NO2 I was only keeping from bogging the motor by adding the nitrous!
So tonight I left the fuel jet where it was and basically doubled the HP rating of the nitrous jet and what do you know, I went fast.
Now I just have to fine tune the ratios and get down the track! I suspect even with the bad clutch I will be down to about 14.2. I hope, as I have predicted this before with dire consequences. If I actually had a clutch that could handle a launch and fast shifts I would be in the high 13's. Thats a fact Jack. I just don't have the money or time to prove it. Who wants to buy me a clutch?