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Author:  SabiRacer [ Tue Jan 16, 2018 12:31 pm ]
Post subject:  Nozzle Placement
Good afternoon everyone, Thanks for having me on the forum,
This weekend i am planning on getting my Nitrous kit installed but i am curious on the best mounting point for a single dry nitrous nozzle, I have heard conflicting information such as have it in the airbox or next to the throttle body and even to have it after the throttle body. My intake is a Lotus Elise s2 Sport 160 intake with 52mm throttle body and CDA filter.
Can anyone advise the best place to put the nozzle?
I have attached a similar intake to mine for reference:
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Author:  BagPuss [ Wed Jan 17, 2018 4:25 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
I think for the single it would be after the airbox but prior to the Throttle body unless you go direct port.
Position about 3-4" prior to and inline Secondary Side of the Throttle.

Can one of the Experts say if this is correct as this is where I'm planning mine. :yes:
Author:  SabiRacer [ Thu Jan 18, 2018 1:37 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Yeah going single shot and will be activated with WOT as well as window switch so should go in smoothly, Only issue is there is a right angle bend right before the throttle body.
Author:  BagPuss [ Thu Jan 18, 2018 1:46 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Sounds very similar to my Scirocco.

I've attached a picture of the exact same engine as mine with an arrow pointing to the Secondary side which is on the left of the air intake.

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Author:  SabiRacer [ Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:02 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Quite similar, So i should go that side of throttle body. Will give it a go and see how it works. Thanks :-)
Author:  BagPuss [ Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:23 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Yes, as you know WOT will be the secondary side, so bang on the center line for that :yes:
Author:  SabiRacer [ Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:38 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
I'm a little confused what you mean by secondary side
Author:  BagPuss [ Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:51 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Here we go, Throttle body very similar to mine

Primary will open first then secondary until WOT is reached. :yes:

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Author:  SabiRacer [ Thu Jan 18, 2018 4:51 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
ah ok that makes sense, I dont have primary and secondary on my TB:
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Author:  BagPuss [ Thu Jan 18, 2018 4:56 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
:rolleyes: :omgrofl:

Yep that would make perfect sense now....ignore what I said :omgrofl:
Author:  Noswizard [ Sun Jan 21, 2018 11:55 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
SabiRacer wrote:
Good afternoon everyone, Thanks for having me on the forum,
This weekend i am planning on getting my Nitrous kit installed but i am curious on the best mounting point for a single dry nitrous nozzle, I have heard conflicting information such as have it in the airbox or next to the throttle body and even to have it after the throttle body. My intake is a Lotus Elise s2 Sport 160 intake with 52mm throttle body and CDA filter.
Can anyone advise the best place to put the nozzle?


The reasons you'll have been getting conflicting advice are;
1) Most people who 'think' they are experts on nitrous oxide, have NO idea what they are talking about, so some say one thing and others will say something totally different
2) Some people may have some good info but they fail to realise that the location can be different on different manifolds and different again when using different nozzles.

For example, it's unwise to use ANY US brand kit with a single nozzle (because they all have a very narrow plume, which means even worse distribution, the closer the nozzle is located to the cylinder head.

In contrast, if you are wise enough to be using a WON Crossfire injector (nozzle), you can locate that relatively close to the cylinder head, without any distribution problems, so as long as you are using a WON system (with Crossfire), the location BagPuss has kindly advised you on, is perfectly correct. However, if you are using a US brand nozzle, I suggest that you position it further back from the TB, to have any hope of achieving adequate mixture with the air and therefore distribution to the cylinders.
Author:  SabiRacer [ Mon Jan 22, 2018 9:12 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Thanks for the reply, How close is "relatively close"? i guess we are talking 2 or 3 inches.
Author:  Noswizard [ Mon Jan 22, 2018 8:54 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
About the location indicated by Bagpuss but you could get closer if you aim the discharge to fire round and away from the runner intakes.
Author:  teddybare [ Mon Jan 22, 2018 10:35 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Jeez trev i bet you never thought you would be back on this old site.... :D
Author:  Noswizard [ Mon Jan 22, 2018 10:47 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
teddybare wrote:
Jeez trev i bet you never thought you would be back on this old site.... :D

It certainly wasn't my intention, although at some time in the future (after getting all other aspects of my life sorted), I had hoped to come back and edit down the tech pages, to make them more readable and while I was at it, I'd have provided assistance to anyone who wanted it.
Author:  SabiRacer [ Tue Jan 23, 2018 10:58 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Might be going in for a head change before adding nitrous now as i feel the head on my current engine could be weak. Will update people when done :-)
Author:  BagPuss [ Tue Jan 23, 2018 11:58 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Noswizard wrote:
the location BagPuss has kindly advised you on, is perfectly correct. However, if you are using a US brand nozzle, I suggest that you position it further back from the TB, to have any hope of achieving adequate mixture with the air and therefore distribution to the cylinders.


Phew, I thought for a moment it was bad advise when you were saying

The reasons you'll have been getting conflicting advice are;
1) Most people who 'think' they are experts on nitrous oxide, have NO idea what they are talking about, so some say one thing and others will say something totally different
2) Some people may have some good info but they fail to realise that the location can be different on different manifolds and different again when using different nozzles.


My apologies if it was :redface:
Author:  Noswizard [ Tue Jan 23, 2018 4:13 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
BagPuss wrote:
Noswizard wrote:
the location BagPuss has kindly advised you on, is perfectly correct. However, if you are using a US brand nozzle, I suggest that you position it further back from the TB, to have any hope of achieving adequate mixture with the air and therefore distribution to the cylinders.


Phew, I thought for a moment it was bad advise when you were saying

The reasons you'll have been getting conflicting advice are;
1) Most people who 'think' they are experts on nitrous oxide, have NO idea what they are talking about, so some say one thing and others will say something totally different
2) Some people may have some good info but they fail to realise that the location can be different on different manifolds and different again when using different nozzles.


My apologies if it was :redface:


You were bang on so nothing to apologise for.

The bad advice always comes from, people who ignore my products and knowledge and are only familiar with US JUNK.

35 YEARS of trying to educate people FOR THEIR OWN GOOD and still the majority prefer to buy, use and SUFFER as a consequence of US JUNK.

This forum should be the most frequented of ALL Nitrous forums (because there is VASTLY more genuine knowledge here, than all the rest put together) and yet it's the least frequented. You just can't help some people!!!!!!
Author:  Noswizard [ Tue Jan 23, 2018 4:14 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
SabiRacer wrote:
Might be going in for a head change before adding nitrous now as i feel the head on my current engine could be weak. Will update people when done :-)

What engine is it and why is it said to be weak?
Author:  BagPuss [ Tue Jan 23, 2018 4:41 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
Noswizard wrote:

You were bang on so nothing to apologise for.

The bad advice always comes from, people who ignore my products and knowledge and are only familiar with US JUNK.

35 YEARS of trying to educate people FOR THEIR OWN GOOD and still the majority prefer to buy, use and SUFFER as a consequence of US JUNK.

This forum should be the most frequented of ALL Nitrous forums (because there is VASTLY more genuine knowledge here, than all the rest put together) and yet it's the least frequented. You just can't help some people!!!!!!


Thanks Trev,

I know how knowledgeable some of the members are on here and as you say, this place should be heaving with members??

But it's damn good to have you back though :yes:

Anything I can do to help then please let me know :salute:
Author:  Noswizard [ Tue Jan 23, 2018 8:59 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
BagPuss wrote:
Noswizard wrote:

You were bang on so nothing to apologise for.

The bad advice always comes from, people who ignore my products and knowledge and are only familiar with US JUNK.

35 YEARS of trying to educate people FOR THEIR OWN GOOD and still the majority prefer to buy, use and SUFFER as a consequence of US JUNK.

This forum should be the most frequented of ALL Nitrous forums (because there is VASTLY more genuine knowledge here, than all the rest put together) and yet it's the least frequented. You just can't help some people!!!!!!


Thanks Trev,

I know how knowledgeable some of the members are on here and as you say, this place should be heaving with members??

But it's damn good to have you back though :yes:

Anything I can do to help then please let me know :salute:


Very kind of you and all you need to do, is keep doing what you've been doing, as I've only seen good posts from you.

Thanks for your ongoing support.
Author:  SabiRacer [ Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:21 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
It is a K series 1.8 vvc 160, They are known for head gasket issues and pourous blocks so erring on the side of caution, Only going to be aiming for a 25 shot to start with and then work on progressive controller up to a 40.
Author:  Noswizard [ Wed Jan 24, 2018 11:21 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
SabiRacer wrote:
It is a K series 1.8 vvc 160, They are known for head gasket issues and pourous blocks so erring on the side of caution, Only going to be aiming for a 25 shot to start with and then work on progressive controller up to a 40.

Yes the early ones were a pain but I believe that was fixed pretty quickly and mainly by using an improved head gasket, so if you try that for starters it may save you some time and money.
Author:  SabiRacer [ Wed Jan 24, 2018 12:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Nozzle Placement
thats the plan, hoping i can get it running sweet before adding gas :-)
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