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 Post subject: Jet sizes, for 43.5 psi base fuel pressure?.
PostPosted: Tue May 14, 2013 5:21 pm 
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Hello all, I've read the WON bible and scoured the board for jet ratios but thought I'd ask on here for clarification as well.

I run 43.5 base fuel pressure which is pretty common for most efi systems, if I use a 100 nitrous jet what fuel jet will get me in the ballpark for testing?.

As it stands there is a 100 nitrous jet and 50 fuel jet in there.

I run 11.5:1 afr under load/boost so assume the wet nitrous will be transparent to my wideband when jetted correctly?.

Still need a bottle heater, do you have any part exchange/ used kits in Trev?.


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 Post subject: Re: Jet sizes, for 43.5 psi base fuel pressure?.
PostPosted: Tue May 14, 2013 7:38 pm 
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That jet size would be correct when you have a heater fitted. Until then it will run rich, so you either need to buy a heater ASAP or reduce the fuel jet but as the weather is very changeable and so therefore will be the pressure, it's impossibly to fit a jet that will be correct more often than not, so the heater is the best solution.

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PostPosted: Tue May 14, 2013 8:57 pm 
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Cheers Trev, won't do any tuning until the heaters fitted. Changing jet sizes due to the weather is not too appealing! .


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That was the only way I had for a number of years, then I graduated to an adjustable fuel regulator, followed by nitrogen boosting.

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