Losing fuel pressure?
fuel pressure is not an issue at that shot size. make sure you solenoids are working correctly. you shouldnt be knocking that bad. i ran a .38 nitrous and .22 fuel making for a 60 shot. and since our fuel pressure is higher we can get away with a smaller nitrous jet.
damien.. can you repeat how to test them? Was that the link you sent me? I don't think I could open it if that was you that sent that....
But I know nitrous and fuel is shooting in through the nozzle for a fact.. I tested that...
Just something is not working right man.. Could be the solenoid like you guys say.... I mean.. It's shooting nitrous.. So how would I know if it's not working right?
But I know nitrous and fuel is shooting in through the nozzle for a fact.. I tested that...
Just something is not working right man.. Could be the solenoid like you guys say.... I mean.. It's shooting nitrous.. So how would I know if it's not working right?
It could be sticking or pulsing. Hang tight and wait for the link to dynotune on how to test.
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...RSAL%20KIT.pdf page 16 #8.
Basically shoot the nitrous with the engine off. You should hear both solenoids click and fire. Do it in short bursts(2-3 times for a few seconds max) so you don't burn them out. If it makes it any easier, unplug the nitrous line from the nozzle and have someone hold it. You should get a nice clean burst if it's working properly. Oh and change your fuel filter!!!!!
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...RSAL%20KIT.pdf page 16 #8.
Basically shoot the nitrous with the engine off. You should hear both solenoids click and fire. Do it in short bursts(2-3 times for a few seconds max) so you don't burn them out. If it makes it any easier, unplug the nitrous line from the nozzle and have someone hold it. You should get a nice clean burst if it's working properly. Oh and change your fuel filter!!!!!
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