Mechanical Fuel Pump With Nitrous at Ashley Cooksey blog

Mechanical Fuel Pump With Nitrous. Seen some small tanks mounted where battery goes with small. Also would it be possible to incorporate feeding the fuel solenoid using a mechanical pump setup or would it make more. I had a fuel gauge and carried 7 psi w.o.t. The kit comes with a tee for the fuel solenoid. And when i hit the nitrous it drop to 6 psi in a blink of an eye and stayed there til i let off the. It presently has just a mechanical fuel pump that's rated at i believe 80 gph. Once you’ve determined your realistic horsepower and bsfc numbers, multiply them together and divide the product by six (the typical weight of a gallon of gasoline). The pressure would dip for. Have you considered a dedicated nitrous fuel tank and pump? Forced induction engines.6 to.75 pounds. For example, if you have a stock engine that makes 350 horsepower, your equation will look like this: I used to have my nitrous fed from the back of a fuel log, with mechanical pump through a regulator.

Have you considered a dedicated nitrous fuel tank and pump? Forced induction engines.6 to.75 pounds. It presently has just a mechanical fuel pump that's rated at i believe 80 gph. And when i hit the nitrous it drop to 6 psi in a blink of an eye and stayed there til i let off the. Also would it be possible to incorporate feeding the fuel solenoid using a mechanical pump setup or would it make more. Once you’ve determined your realistic horsepower and bsfc numbers, multiply them together and divide the product by six (the typical weight of a gallon of gasoline). I had a fuel gauge and carried 7 psi w.o.t. I used to have my nitrous fed from the back of a fuel log, with mechanical pump through a regulator. The pressure would dip for. For example, if you have a stock engine that makes 350 horsepower, your equation will look like this:

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Mechanical Fuel Pump With Nitrous The pressure would dip for. Once you’ve determined your realistic horsepower and bsfc numbers, multiply them together and divide the product by six (the typical weight of a gallon of gasoline). Have you considered a dedicated nitrous fuel tank and pump? Also would it be possible to incorporate feeding the fuel solenoid using a mechanical pump setup or would it make more. I used to have my nitrous fed from the back of a fuel log, with mechanical pump through a regulator. And when i hit the nitrous it drop to 6 psi in a blink of an eye and stayed there til i let off the. For example, if you have a stock engine that makes 350 horsepower, your equation will look like this: I had a fuel gauge and carried 7 psi w.o.t. It presently has just a mechanical fuel pump that's rated at i believe 80 gph. Forced induction engines.6 to.75 pounds. Seen some small tanks mounted where battery goes with small. The kit comes with a tee for the fuel solenoid. The pressure would dip for.