stock h22 w/bolt ons good for nitrious?
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Re: stock h22 w/bolt ons good for nitrious? (projectef)
run a compression test and leakdown test if numbers come out good, you should be good. maybe run some colder plugs.
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it should be ok if you take the necessary precautions. it all depends on how much you plan on spraying. get some colder plugs. retard the timing if your going to go over a 50 shot, and make sure you have the right amount of fuel going in.
what kind of kit are you using? wet or dry?
i've been running a 100 shot on my H23 prelude for about 4 months now with no problems at all.
2 step colder plugs
timing retarded 4*
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what kind of kit are you using? wet or dry?
i've been running a 100 shot on my H23 prelude for about 4 months now with no problems at all.
2 step colder plugs
timing retarded 4*
13.88 @ 101
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my boy used to run a 125 wet shot on his 97 sh. he sent the butterfly? plate to n.o.s. and they removed the butterflys and run two spray bars through the center where the bar was that the butterflys were mounted to. one was for nitrous and the other was for fuel. he used it all the time without any problems. you may be able to search on honda tunings website for more info, his car was featured in their mag. several years back. his name was frankie eagles.
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yeah zex makes good ****. just dont forget a gauge, bottle warmer, and a purge solenoid. and msd has some good stuff to retard your ignition on when you spray.
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I use a zex wet 50 shot on my b18 crx daily. Good fun, no downside, except for filling the bottle too often!! You'd be surprised what even a liitle wimpy 50 shot can do. Just check, and recheck that everything is right. Nothing is worse than some little piece of crud blocking fuel flow just at the nozzle. Keep the timing at stock up to the 50 shot, and retard around 2 degrees for a 75 shot. Have fun!! You'll be refilling your 10 pound bottle within a week (or less!) once you get a taste of the juice! I gotta get an extra bottle so the fun doesnt stop!
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thats why i have a 25 lb bottle....but that even only lasts me about 8-10 runs at the track (but this is with a 100 shot)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pauld »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">INothing is worse than some little piece of crud blocking fuel flow just at the nozzle.</TD></TR></TABLE>
where did you pull your fuel line from?? mine is out of the fuel rail, so its all clean fuel. and p.s. get an inline nitrous filter
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pauld »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">INothing is worse than some little piece of crud blocking fuel flow just at the nozzle.</TD></TR></TABLE>
where did you pull your fuel line from?? mine is out of the fuel rail, so its all clean fuel. and p.s. get an inline nitrous filter
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Re: (95greenlude)
Mine "t"'s off from the outlet of the fuel filter, and has run flawlessly. All I was trying to say is that people sometimes assemble things without checking/cleaning first and end up with some little booger that clogs in the nozzle, and when their engine takes a dump, the nitrous gets blamed, not their own oversight(s).
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