Need NOS jet size help
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From: The Pines South Jersey
Need NOS jet size help
for TPI plate spray bar -
They have jets with the "kit" that are for a much lower fuel pressure then I run - theirs 34-38psi and I am 45-47psi
I want to have an assortment from 75 up to 150 shots.
Can you point me in the right direction?
They have jets with the "kit" that are for a much lower fuel pressure then I run - theirs 34-38psi and I am 45-47psi
I want to have an assortment from 75 up to 150 shots.
Can you point me in the right direction?
Melting Slicks
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Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by jd_v3tt3
for TPI plate spray bar -
They have jets with the "kit" that are for a much lower fuel pressure then I run - theirs 34-38psi and I am 45-47psi
I want to have an assortment from 75 up to 150 shots.
Can you point me in the right direction?
They have jets with the "kit" that are for a much lower fuel pressure then I run - theirs 34-38psi and I am 45-47psi
I want to have an assortment from 75 up to 150 shots.
Can you point me in the right direction?
NOS-05151 - GM TPI Plate System
100 HP .055N/.042F 93+ pump gas recommended.
150 HP .070N/.053F 93+ pump gas recommended.
Hope this helps you.
NitrousSam
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From: The Pines South Jersey
Originally Posted by NitrousSam
Jets for the TPI are as follows:
NOS-05151 - GM TPI Plate System
100 HP .055N/.042F 93+ pump gas recommended.
150 HP .070N/.053F 93+ pump gas recommended.
Hope this helps you.
NitrousSam
NOS-05151 - GM TPI Plate System
100 HP .055N/.042F 93+ pump gas recommended.
150 HP .070N/.053F 93+ pump gas recommended.
Hope this helps you.
NitrousSam
To be safe I ran 93 pump and 2 gal of 103 and had no issues
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From: The Pines South Jersey
Originally Posted by neat
The only thing with the plate vs fogger is the jet sizing - NOS numbers dont jive with the foggers calculators - but I have found a way to convert - I am not confident in sharing the info until I get more data from actual results.
