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PostPosted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 2:40 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

mgbv8 wrote:
gelmonkey wrote:
Perry
I have done this to my engine.
You have the time to do this before the show you know Laughing
You know you want too.
Paul


What was the net result Paul??
The engine certainly does run out of puff. 0-100 in 7 seconds and then another 3.6 seconds to gain 27mph when it was on song last year??

I would love to do this before the show, but I've had so much down time with engine breakage due to nitrous rtelated issues that I dont want to bog myself down again. I always moan at folk for doing more than one change to an engine and then not knowing why its not working. But I went and did it myself at the start of this year due to crap advice from an "expert"!! And most of my season has gone now. I've got Retro + USC and 1 RWYB in Sept.

At this moment I have just one thing to re tune, and thats the carb fuelling. Then I can adjust the nitrous fuelling back down to 250hp and see if I get a good pass. I also only have 3 bottles of nitrous for this weekend so its gonna be tight. If I can use 2 bottles for dialing in on Saturday I'll only have 3 passes in an 11lb bottle unless I start winding the pressure up to the 950-1000psi mark when its half empty. If I use about 2lbs per run the bottle is half empty after run 3. This is when the bottle pressure drops off hard during a run so it goes rich halfway down the track Sad


Perry, why not run twin bottles in the car.
Im sure pressure drop would be much less over the run.
I ran a twin 11lb set up last year and even played with a 3rd bottle for a 2 stage set up. My ignition couldnt take all that gas tho. Hopefully my new low compression forged piston engine build and megasuirt will be ready for some proper nitrous abuse. Twisted Evil
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:12 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Twin bottles is the next mod mate!!
I'm just getting bits together and thinking about the pipework. Should I go separates or two -4 into -8 and then Y piece back down to two -4's to the solenoids?? This may create the old phase change thing and spark a big debate elswhere Smile

I suppose two complete separate lines would give me a chance to see if I was using more on one side. Maybe I could go separates with a small balance pipe between two -4's to keep pressure even between the bottles??

Lots of variables eh Very Happy
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 9:09 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'd try a single bigger pipe for keeping the pressure higher Pel, that way the gas doesn't have to flow so quick down the skinny lines. A -6 probably has more than double the cross sectional area of 2x -4 pipes so -6 should be plenty.

Completely seperate note, how does a spider plate compare to 8 seperate fogger nozzles?
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 9:50 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I would say that I think for small engines like ours, the fogger system will be easier to control as it hits softer.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 10:00 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Pel where do you get your fittings from for the braided hose?
as torquesUK in the discount section offers members discount for there range of fittings and hoses etc.
trying to save you some reddies mate,
i get all mine from Alex, if he aint got it he tries to track it down from the supplier for you.
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