100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much?
01-04-2003, 10:50 AM
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100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much?
Just curious, I currently have a 50hp single shot and am upgrading in the spring/summer. I have the digital 6+, plugs, walbro 255 pump (go in later), B&M fpr and guage, and the NX progressive controller. My question is just if its too much for the stock h22 block and also, what fuel pressure should it be at? Stock is 47-54 i believe.
01-04-2003, 11:00 AM
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Re: 100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much? (Hondaddict)
I disagree, the 100shot, will be fine. Tune it, use a direct port, and tune it, and have enough fuel, and tune it, and have a good ignition system, and tune it. Tune it, need I say more?
01-04-2003, 11:12 AM
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Re: 100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much? (integranator)
I disagree, the 100shot, will be fine. Tune it, use a direct port, and tune it, and have enough fuel, and tune it, and have a good ignition system, and tune it. Tune it, need I say more?
....after all that he could screw up his pistons anyways.
We're not talking about an LS motor here, H22's are known for having weak pistons. Stock H22 pistons tend to bust ringlands at around 9-10 PSI on FI.
That's about 120-150 HP over stock for FI, a 100 shot might be a lot less then that but why risk it?
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01-04-2003, 11:39 AM
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Re: 100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much? (BlueShadow)
Well I was actually hoping to go from a 50hp single to a 80 direct port, but ive been told that 100hp is the smallest that I can go.
Ive been talking to NX and they said that to run a 75 hp shot I need to use a 22/18 N/F jets at only 10psi of fuel pressure. Do they want me to lower the fuel pressure so that I get the rated 75hp shot? Or is it some safety issue? If I run those jets at the stock pressure ~47(since i cant change the fuel going to the nitrous) will the system run a little bit rich? I kinda want that.
Also, this may be a stupid question, but the larger the jet number, the larger the size of the hole right?
[Modified by dvp95, 8:54 PM 1/4/2003]
Ive been talking to NX and they said that to run a 75 hp shot I need to use a 22/18 N/F jets at only 10psi of fuel pressure. Do they want me to lower the fuel pressure so that I get the rated 75hp shot? Or is it some safety issue? If I run those jets at the stock pressure ~47(since i cant change the fuel going to the nitrous) will the system run a little bit rich? I kinda want that.
Also, this may be a stupid question, but the larger the jet number, the larger the size of the hole right?
[Modified by dvp95, 8:54 PM 1/4/2003]
01-04-2003, 12:22 PM
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Re: 100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much? (eddiecut)
yes yes and yes. and 100 shot should be just fine a h22. 
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01-04-2003, 02:44 PM
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Re: 100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much? (dmotoguy)
H blocks hold nitrous good i think a 100shot will work just fine just make sure its tuned good
01-04-2003, 04:22 PM
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Re: 100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much? (DLB1994)
100 shot all day long with proper fuel and ignition set ups and direct port should be no problem, Well i haven't had any at all!
01-04-2003, 09:37 PM
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Re: 100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much? (eddiecut)
yes yes and yes. and 100 shot should be just fine a h22.
01-04-2003, 10:12 PM
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Re: 100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much? (dvp95)
it will work. but watch your compression and plugs. everytime i spray i pull out my plugs and check em. i also do a compression test the next day. oh yeah and get that fuel pump in. im spraying 75 shots on my gsr DP. i would jet up to a 100 but i have no money for a fuel puel pump 
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as for fuel pressure 47 for stock? seems kind of high. my is at 45-50psi on idle ( the needle bounces too much) with my fpr. it was around 41psi stock. just keep an eye on those plugs and you should be fine
. as for fuel pressure 47 for stock? seems kind of high. my is at 45-50psi on idle ( the needle bounces too much) with my fpr. it was around 41psi stock. just keep an eye on those plugs and you should be fine
01-04-2003, 11:52 PM
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Re: 100hp Direct Port on the h22 too much? (gsrstyle)
it will work. but watch your compression and plugs. everytime i spray i pull out my plugs and check em. i also do a compression test the next day. oh yeah and get that fuel pump in. im spraying 75 shots on my gsr DP. i would jet up to a 100 but i have no money for a fuel puel pump .
as for fuel pressure 47 for stock? seems kind of high. my is at 45-50psi on idle ( the needle bounces too much) with my fpr. it was around 41psi stock. just keep an eye on those plugs and you should be fine
. as for fuel pressure 47 for stock? seems kind of high. my is at 45-50psi on idle ( the needle bounces too much) with my fpr. it was around 41psi stock. just keep an eye on those plugs and you should be fine
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