Fpss
#4
I may hook my local pressure gauge up to the port, stick it out from under the hood, and let my friend watch the gauge when we hit the n2o.
If it is good, then I won't worry about it.
It is going on a stock Z28 with 100000 miles on it.
D Moss
If it is good, then I won't worry about it.
It is going on a stock Z28 with 100000 miles on it.
D Moss
#5
Originally posted by craigffb
Just my .02, but I wouldn't waste the money on it. They are one of the main reasons people have problems with their N20 kits. Do a search. I have one and it's not wired up anymore.
Just my .02, but I wouldn't waste the money on it. They are one of the main reasons people have problems with their N20 kits. Do a search. I have one and it's not wired up anymore.
On my car i hooked up a mechanical fuel psi gauge after the fpss. I then loosened up one of the fittings on teh line so it would slowly drop fuel psi. I used a test light and made sure the light was on, and then turned the hex key so the light shut off at 35psi. It was very easy, and is good knowing if my fuel pump goes out on me, the nitrous will shut off before i melt my motor...
The nos fpss part number is 15750 $35.95 from summit
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