Thanks Trevor.
First of all let me explain my aims for this year and the future….
Now I have had the engine rebuilt with forged pistons, lowered CR and a bespoke nitrous friendly spec cam I obviously want to use bigger shots of nitrous in order to ultimately beat the competition. There are more and more TVRs fitting upto 7 ltr LS engines, twin turbo and supercharged cars with over 600 bhp.
The quickest as yet these have run is 11.1 @ 131. Some will soon be running 10’s and I want to be ready to compete at an event I have personally arranged at Santa Pod on July 9th. It will be a fantastic result if I can come out top of over 50 of the countries fastest TVRs.
2 Stages? I have run a 2 stage system in the past but I seem to recall you advising against a 2 stage set up?
My intention was to run a single stage with a pair of pulsoids feeding each bank of the v8.
I am installing a second feed from the petrol tank with its own pump, filter and regulator at a similar fuel pressure to the previous set up that was simply T’d from the fuel rail supply. The pressure I had previous was around 45 psi and I safely ran with an established Nitrous/fuel ratio of 2.4:1.
I raced with a 150 shot that was fed by twin 11lb heated bottles with 2 5mm Nylon lines meeting at a splitter directly fitted to the pulsoid. This system worked well and knocked my NA time of 13.0 @ 106 down to 11.6 @ 123. I am aiming for 10.9 @ 130+ this year.
When you say ‘small range of jets, that you need to run initially’, what exactly are we talking about?
I would want to run a 75 bhp shot from each pair of pulsoids pretty much straight away after initial tests.
For the event in July I would like to be able to push this to a total of 250, maybe 300.
PS. I hope you are both recovering from the accident swiftly.
Derek