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Old 03-24-2009, 11:57 AM
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gonna dyno, what should i expect??

im gonna dyno my 94 sl. my list of mods r, full exaust (straight pipe with a resonator from a truck and 2 magnaflows), custom y downpipe, ram air intake, no headers, and a 75 shot. i no every cars different but what should i expect more or less with the nitrous? 250 maybe??
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

im not even gonna try to answer your previous question. . . because im an idiot . but what kinda of nitrous system are you running? wet? dry? i havent seen alot of 3ss with N2O.
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

dry, wanna sta safe and i gotit for free
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

Wet shot is safer.

I dont think you will touch 250whp. I would venture to guess around 225 with spray.
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

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dry, wanna sta safe and i gotit for free
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free?! i want free NOS. . .
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

yep it was a friends, is wet really safer??? yea 225 sounds decent iguess
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

without supporting mods, neither one is exactly safe. with a dry system, its good to have an upgraded fuel system ie: injectors, pump, FPR(since the stock one can't support a high enough range of pressure) .but since 3ss are MAF, you'll probably be fine without an FPR. its also harder to control the a/f ratio with a dry kit (just like how its easier to control fuel with direct injection), which could lead to trouble. on the stock fuel system theres a good chance you could end up lean since the injectors and pump wont be able to supply enough fuel to compensate. what are u using for delivery?
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

what do mean delivery? its a 75 shot zex dry system?
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

are you just using a fogger to spray it past the MAF? that would be the typical setup for dry, but i wasnt sure what u were doing
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

no i beileve we r installing a jet before the maf
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

thats what i meant. when i said "past the MAF" i meant that the nozzle would be before it so that when it sprays it passes through the sensor. i just worded it kinda stupid.

but anyway, like that you will probably be fine. if you were on turbos then youd probably be lean because the stock fuel system wouldnt be able to balance out the increased air from both turbos and that needed for the NOS. since you have an SL though i think it should be ok.

but wet is actually safer, since its easier to control. if you use the method we just talked about with the MAF sensor, then it just tells your computer that more fuel is needed, due to the colder, denser air from the N2O, and the fuel system does its best to supply what it determines as the needed amount. but it isnt really that precise. if, however, u use a wet system (particularly direct port) you can control EXACTLY how much nitrous and fuel is going into each cylinder.

you could probably find a wikipedia article that would explain all this a little more clearly


EDIT: found one!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrous

alot of that is way more technical than you probably need/care to know, but it cant hurt...
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

thanks man that helps out alot!
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

no problem bro. i'm totally psyched when someone asks a question i can actually answer. usually im the one full of questions
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Re: gonna dyno, what should i expect??

lol yea ima mechanic but ive never messed with nos so this is my first time
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