N2O Tech Discussion for the use of Nitrous Oxide

some nitrous results on the black car

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Old Nov 18, 2006 | 09:42 PM
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some nitrous results on the black car

i did each kit seperately to see how they did. 100 dry, 100 wet and 150 wet. then, i did the 100 dry and the 150 wet together with the 150 wet coming on at 3900 rpms.

list of mods:
SLP airlid
K/N filter
autolite 103 plugs .035 gap
gutted cats
Bassani tru-duals
Yank PY3400E
3.73 gears
18x9.5 factory C5 wheels with 285/35-18 tires
factory fuel system

NA vs 100 dry. placement of the dry nozzle made this only achieve 65 rwhp. fuel pressure dropped 4 psi.


NA vs 100 wet. this is the first time i ever got more than what the jet chart rates the given jetting. got 123 rwhp out of it. fuel pressure dropped 4 psi.



NA vs 150 wet. got 152 rwhp out of a 150. fuel pressure dropped about 10 psi by the end of the run. starting to see a problem here.



NA vs 100 dry and 150 wet. 100 dry at the beginning of the run at 3200 rpms and the 150 wet on at 3900 rpms. fuel pressure dropped 15 psi before the end of the run and aborted. end result, factory fuel pump is giving out. the drop wasn't slow either. 192 rwhp out of a rated 250 shot. with a better fuel pump and getting to peak rpms, i'll most likely get real close to the 250 rwhp mark.

Old Nov 18, 2006 | 10:08 PM
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nice charts man, so you dont have a built motor and your still runing 2 stages of n20? i dont know a lot about n20 (yet) so please school me, is this safe? i also dont see anything about a ign Reatrd
Old Nov 18, 2006 | 10:13 PM
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motor is completely stock from TB to exhaust manifolds. stock fuel system and stock tune as well. but, it needs a fuel pump. i have a walbro 255 i picked up today at the dyno day that i'll put in next week.

safe? up to you what you feel is safe. realistically, i'm deliberately pushing this motor. most will say a 150 rwhp is safe. i'm going for 100 over that. and try for a 10 second timeslip.
Old Nov 19, 2006 | 11:40 AM
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Nice results, I'm curious to see new graphs though once you install a new fuel pump.
Old Nov 19, 2006 | 01:45 PM
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Agreed, once you put in an inline fuel pump, that will stabilize your fuel pressure. But as well all know, its just a bandaid. But a good one at that.
Old Nov 20, 2006 | 10:07 AM
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Numbers look good. Made more power than I did on a 150 and full exhaust back in the day. **Oops, guess you have an ls1.

So how is it setup? Running 2 nozzles?
Old Nov 20, 2006 | 05:54 PM
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yes, two nozzle and two completely seperate systems. click the 00 formula in my sig to see pics.
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