Just curious what pressure I should set the switch to? It comes set at 35psi, should I leave it or up it a bit. This is for a TNT wetkit, either 75 or 100 shot, I haven't decided .

Thanks!

 

I know most of you guys are running fpss so what do you have them set at?

 

Since my fuel pressure is set at 60psi I am going to set the FPSS to 50psi.

 

How do you adjust yours? i got a used one and not sure where it is set at right now. thanx John

 

there is a screw. The best way i found to set it is with a meter and a air compressor. I HAD one on mine and have since discarded it and run no FPSS< it was giving me surging problems and i was not lean at all....................

 

My fuel pressure is basically what it would be stock. 40-41 psi WOT and 38-39 at idle. So should I just leave it set at 35 psi?

 

i have a 125 shot on my 95 TA i have many bolt ons, but i have a MSD timing control module and i retard the timing 5 degrees i also have a holley adjustible fuel pressure regulator i have my PSI at 51 pds, also i have a autometer air fuel gauge and when i engage the nitrous i dont drop into lean at all i beleive my settings are pretty good but anyone with a 125 shot has settings that are different tell me becsause i love my LT1 and dont want to blow her!!

 

haha, i figure if my lt1 blows up on a 100 shot it deserved to die for being weak

 

I know somebody is running a NX fpss with a wetkit 75-100 shot. What do you have the fpss set too??

 

i left mine at 35

 

mine gave me a surge when the kit came on for the first second. I confirmed by bypassing the switch.

 

Cool thanks for the reply!

 

for everyone thats getting a surge have you tried setting it lower like 25 or 30 to stop the surge? I'm asking because I just ordered one today and I'm not happy about this surging stuff I've been hearing, guess I should have done some research before I ordered it

 

on the several cars i have done i have never had any surging problems with the switch. i usually set the swtich to 10psi below what the 0-vacuum fuel pressure is at