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I HAD INSTALLED A DRY 100 SHOT DUAL NOZZLE NITROUS SYSTEM A WHILE BACK. IT DINT FEEL AS GOOD AS MY OLD WET SYSTEM I HAD.
ACUALLY, IT FELT LIKE A 25 SHOT.
SO, I REMOVED THE MAF SCREEN ( FIGURING THAT WOULD BE A RESTRICTION ) AND TOOK IT FOR A RIDE.
WELL, I HIT THE BUTTON AND IT TOOK OFF LIKE A BAT OUT OF HELL ( COMPARED TO IT BEFOR ) BUT IT STARTED TO SURGE. WHEN I SAY SURGE I MEAN.... IT PULLS REAL HARD THEN DIES OFF AND THEN STARTS GRADUALLY PULLING HARD AGAIN. OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
THE NOZZLES I HAVE ARE POINTING INTO THE MAF SENCER, ABOUT 3- 4 INCHES AWAY.
THE NITROUS BOTTLE IS FULL.
NO DETONATION THAT I CAN HEAR OR FEEL.
COULD IT BE THAT I SHOULD HAD NOT TRIED THE NITROUS UNTIL THE COMPUTER LEARNED THAT THE SCREEN WAS TAKEN OUT ?
It's possible that your fuel pressure safety switch is set too high, or that fuel pressure is dropping enough to cause it to interrupt power.
These switches tend not to just turn off when fuel pressure drops, but will cycle with pulsation in the fuel rails. This will cycle the solenoids, so power can be all over the place depending on how much of the time the solenoids stay open.
I would say you are starved for fuel. I don't know alot about the vettes, but I think they are returnless... so something is not properly raising fuel pressure/adding fuel to match the nitrous.
Would also like to add that I do not think that those MAF style kits are worth a salt. On return style systems, there are kits that spike vacum pressure to raise fuel pressure. On dry kits, alot of times you will just tune around it, etc..
In any event, if I had to guess, there is no fuel there for the nitrous...
These bad bottle fills...how does this happen? Is it like getting the tail end of the keg?
Seriously...My last bottle fill (still unused) they changed mother bottle mid fill.
Beer
Last edited by Beer99C5@FastbirdPerf.com; Sep 7, 2006 at 08:55 AM.
I was told it was from the bottle not being cold, they have to use the compressed air to push the nitrous in. Heard it happens more when people use the filling stations and dont use the scales or an accurate one. This is all what I have heard, I have no idea on how correct any of it is.
Originally Posted by Beer99C5
These bad bottle fills...how does this happen? Is it like getting the tail end of the keg?
Seriously...My last bottle fill (still unused) they changed mother bottle mid fill.
I Am Using The F-body Nos Dry Kit With 2 Nozzles 2- #32's Jets.
It Worked Ok (soft Hitting )befor I Took Out The Screen In The Sensor.
But, What I Did Notice Is That I Faced The Nozzles Away From The Maf And It Works Now!! ( Better Than With The Screen In ).
As Far As Bad Bottle Fills ..... I Have Had Numerous.
I've Had The Correct Weight. But, With Air Coming Out Also.
This Has Been Happening Or Been Posted Alot In The Last 3 Weeks With Other Members Also.
I would say you are starved for fuel. I don't know alot about the vettes, but I think they are returnless... so something is not properly raising fuel pressure/adding fuel to match the nitrous.
Would also like to add that I do not think that those MAF style kits are worth a salt. On return style systems, there are kits that spike vacum pressure to raise fuel pressure. On dry kits, alot of times you will just tune around it, etc..
In any event, if I had to guess, there is no fuel there for the nitrous...
It's mostly ignorance that seperates the men from the boys concerning dry hit, which in fact, work very, very well. Nozzle placement is the key to a good a/f, and running out of injectors or fuel pump from a to large of hit can happen.
Robert
I've read that removing the screen in some cars causes turbulent flow in/around the MAF which cause inconsistent readings. Could this be amplified by the N20. Or tell the computer you have more O2 then gets a bad reading and back and forth??? My $0.02
I've read that removing the screen in some cars causes turbulent flow in/around the MAF which cause inconsistent readings. Could this be amplified by the N20. Or tell the computer you have more O2 then gets a bad reading and back and forth??? My $0.02
Unless you have had a aftermarket tune that is lean, then normally this is not the case. The MAF screen reallyis only needed for trucks and such that have a 90* turn in the intake tract, which causes turbulence and the screen will straighten it out. If you are running a dry hit, take it out. Why do you think the screen was removed on the '02 Z06, because it's not needed and it's a restriction. Some, '04's because they come tuned leaner will have a slight issue until pcm relearns.
Robert
I Repositioned The Nozzles And It Really Woke It Up !!!!!
I Think All Vett's Need A 225 Shot Of Juice From The Factory
Great, glad you got it worked out. Could you elaborate on what nozzles (ie: straight, 90*, 45*, 75*) and what before and after plcaement? Also, what airbox? This would give all some insight into the tuning of a dry hit. Thanks
Robert