[NOSTYLS1]

I heard you can run a NOS dry kit with out the jets because the solenoid wont flow over a 150 shot. Is this true?

 

[Jaberwaki]

please do not test this one!!!

 

[NOSTYLS1]

Im not, just wondering if its true.

 

[Jaberwaki]

I dought it...

 

[Capt. Insaino]

I doubt it too. I'd find me a ricer and tell him it'll work and to try it. Keep us informed.

 

[NOSTYLS1]

A guy on LS1TECH said the solenoid's on a NOS dry kit is to small to flow over 150. He also said a bunch of guy's on there has done it. I'll get some more info and let you guy's know.

 

[Jaberwaki]

jets are super super cheap... what would be the point?

 

[NOSTYLS1]

They dont make a 150 for my kit, plus I was just wondering if it was true or if anyone has done it, what kind of luck did they have, did they **** it up. Why waste money on jet's if you can just take the jet out?

 

[ThrashN]

Doesn't sound like a good idea to me.

 

[robzwickidss]

2 .036" jet equal a 150 shot on the 5177 kit.

 

[NOSTYLS1]

2 .036" jet equal a 150 shot on the 5177 kit.

Thanks

 

[nostyta]

Here ya go:
Dual .028 = 75hp - 15% = 63.75rwhp
dual .030 = 85hp - 15% = 72.25rwhp
dual .033 = 100hp - 15% = 85rwhp (mine came with one .032/.034)
dual .038 = 125hp - 15% = 106.25rwhp
So with these known NOS numbers we can see that every .001 jet size increase equals 2.5hp at the crank, .002=5hp and so on. Now we can do the math and get a close baseline rear wheel hp shot that we want. Every engine/car set-up is different, so the only way to get an absolute 100rwhp would be to jet it on a dyno. Hope this helps. In the beginning NOS did include the .038 jets, but...
(Posted by Robert56 on Ls1TECH.com)

 

[NOSTYLS1]

Thanks nosty but a friend of mine was the one wanting to know. Im happy with my 100 shot.

 

[gettinthere]

I doubt it too. I'd find me a ricer and tell him it'll work and to try it. Keep us informed.

I wonder if we could pull this on Damon?

 

[Helmsdini]

Its actually closer to the 175 HP range before they cant flow any more nitrous.. this of course is due to the oriface of the small little "purge" solinoids with the kit. With upgraded solinoids and "T" fitting you can go much higher on these little kits. Much over 200 and you get into some real funky problems due to fluid mechanics, and the way EFI works in general. There are ways around this as well but it takes some electronic work. Had alot of experience with BIG dry efi kits.

I wouldnt try nor reccomend the !jet trick, but It has been done and will work.. just not the smartest idea in the world. Not only is it hard to guage the shot size it has all sorts of neat repercussions with pressure and flow.

True: yes
wise: not hardly

 

[camarojoe1991]

Just tell a ricer to drill out a jet so that it is bigger!