110 shot
my car could only handle a 110 shot of nitrous because of air/fuel being to high with a 150 & 125 shot. we used a 150 fuel pill & a 100 nitrous pill. will there be any bad long term effects of using this setup?
I see something strange with this set up! How did you monitor the A/F ratio?
my opinion is you have a regular a/f gauge instead of using a wideband! a regular a/f gauge is almost useless and just an annoying light show.....
i have used a 150 shot for years,from stock to wild set ups with NO a/f issues like you have. can you elaborate a bit more about your combo and such?
my opinion is you have a regular a/f gauge instead of using a wideband! a regular a/f gauge is almost useless and just an annoying light show.....
i have used a 150 shot for years,from stock to wild set ups with NO a/f issues like you have. can you elaborate a bit more about your combo and such?
I see something strange with this set up! How did you monitor the A/F ratio?
my opinion is you have a regular a/f gauge instead of using a wideband! a regular a/f gauge is almost useless and just an annoying light show.....
i have used a 150 shot for years,from stock to wild set ups with NO a/f issues like you have. can you elaborate a bit more about your combo and such?
my opinion is you have a regular a/f gauge instead of using a wideband! a regular a/f gauge is almost useless and just an annoying light show.....
i have used a 150 shot for years,from stock to wild set ups with NO a/f issues like you have. can you elaborate a bit more about your combo and such?
this will depend on whether or not you are not holding fuel pressure.
If the fuel pressure is steadilly dropping during a run you will need a higher flowing pump to keep up with demand.
Now if fuel pressure is steady all you will need to do is adjust the fuel jetting. A large jet will richen the car, a smaller jet will lean out the car.
To really be able to tell you what is going on we need to know:
Fuel pressure across the pull
A/F ratio across the pull
If the fuel pressure is steadilly dropping during a run you will need a higher flowing pump to keep up with demand.
Now if fuel pressure is steady all you will need to do is adjust the fuel jetting. A large jet will richen the car, a smaller jet will lean out the car.
To really be able to tell you what is going on we need to know:
Fuel pressure across the pull
A/F ratio across the pull
Last edited by Ray@NitroDaves; Jul 1, 2008 at 05:06 PM.
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