n20 jets?
Hey guys I just recentley got done installing a dry nos kit on my 92 coupe.So i got the specks of the kit and found out what number jests i needed for a 125 shot.The numbers were 42 and 55.So i went to ramseys to get them.Bo helped me track down the 42 but they did not have the 55.So bo and dennis said i should be fine going with a 55 because the 5 liter motors run a little rich as it is so it should even out.So my question is has anyone ever had a situation similiar to this, and does this sound about wright?Im pretty sure there correct but i just wanted to get the nitrous gods opinions.Thanks in advance
Brandon
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OK, the first post didn't mention a 57. OK, so a 57 is going to add more fuel than a 55, not a lot, just a little. If anything, it will be safer than a 55 which isn't such a bad thing for a daily driver. Get the system hooked up and get it on a dyno to check A/F. Then you can jet up/down from there.
Originally Posted by Fordified
OK, the first post didn't mention a 57. OK, so a 57 is going to add more fuel than a 55, not a lot, just a little. If anything, it will be safer than a 55 which isn't such a bad thing for a daily driver. Get the system hooked up and get it on a dyno to check A/F. Then you can jet up/down from there.
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-Vince
i thought it was 2 deg for every 50 hp?
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