270 duration cam too much for Nitrous?
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270 duration cam too much for Nitrous?
Question #1: Does my cam have too much duration for nitrous? How will it react do you think? If it is too much for nitrous I have my stock Si cam I can put back in.
Question #2: with my current setup. would a 60 Jet be reliable? or should i invest in some injectors?
Any Comments, please
I have the following setup below just to let you know what i'm workin with.
92 DX hatch (so you know this is a obd1)
-D16a6 long block
P&P head
Skunk2 intake manifold
H23 60mm Throttlebody
PYR stage3 camshaft, 270 duration.
Skunk2 cam gear
Valvesprings/retainers
Chipped DX ECU, 8,200 rev. lemit
z6 head gasket
SRP 10.5:1 pistons
Crower Rods
Denso Iridiuam S.plugs
J's Racing Intake
Custom Cold Air tube towards J's Cone
Walbro255
new z6 injectors
z6 fuel rail
B&M adj. FPR
MSD cap
MSD ex. coil
MSD SCI
MSD s.Wires
4-1 header, 2.25' collector
2.25" testpipe
2.5" OBX-R Stainless midsection
Stock Si muffler
s20 Vtec tranny
clutch/flywheel.
Question #2: with my current setup. would a 60 Jet be reliable? or should i invest in some injectors?
Any Comments, please
I have the following setup below just to let you know what i'm workin with.
92 DX hatch (so you know this is a obd1)
-D16a6 long block
P&P head
Skunk2 intake manifold
H23 60mm Throttlebody
PYR stage3 camshaft, 270 duration.
Skunk2 cam gear
Valvesprings/retainers
Chipped DX ECU, 8,200 rev. lemit
z6 head gasket
SRP 10.5:1 pistons
Crower Rods
Denso Iridiuam S.plugs
J's Racing Intake
Custom Cold Air tube towards J's Cone
Walbro255
new z6 injectors
z6 fuel rail
B&M adj. FPR
MSD cap
MSD ex. coil
MSD SCI
MSD s.Wires
4-1 header, 2.25' collector
2.25" testpipe
2.5" OBX-R Stainless midsection
Stock Si muffler
s20 Vtec tranny
clutch/flywheel.
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check into the chip and make shure it dont have any timming advace on it
if so loose it
i have seen alot more duration on n2o motors with bigger cams it is all in the tunning
and what kind of kit you running and is it a wet or dry kit?
if so loose it
i have seen alot more duration on n2o motors with bigger cams it is all in the tunning
and what kind of kit you running and is it a wet or dry kit?
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Re: (bottlefedb18c1)
Its a n.o.s. dry kit. I'll have to check on the timing for the chip though. I believe only the revlemit was raised and fuel pressure up'd a lil up top. I'll find out.
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