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Sup fellas,
Well, its time to get the Z caught up to speed. The bike is hitting low 10s with just a few bolt ons and some shedded weight. The Z, is sadly far behind. Just ordered my NX EFI kit, "T" adapter, TPS, window switch, purge valve, and gauges. I have no idea when I'll have time to install it all. I haven't had a day off in 2 weeks. Working in Austin on the weekend to suppliment my automotive habits. Anyone having problems with the stock ECU pulling timing with just a 100 shot? Gonna have to tackle this sh*t in a couple weeks. I have a Bike event east of San Antonio that will last all weekend (August 12-13) and will be working this weekend in Austin. Hopefully get it dyno'd the day I install it all. Looking for at least 400lbs of torque, but we'll see. *fingers crossed*
Well, its time to get the Z caught up to speed. The bike is hitting low 10s with just a few bolt ons and some shedded weight. The Z, is sadly far behind. Just ordered my NX EFI kit, "T" adapter, TPS, window switch, purge valve, and gauges. I have no idea when I'll have time to install it all. I haven't had a day off in 2 weeks. Working in Austin on the weekend to suppliment my automotive habits. Anyone having problems with the stock ECU pulling timing with just a 100 shot? Gonna have to tackle this sh*t in a couple weeks. I have a Bike event east of San Antonio that will last all weekend (August 12-13) and will be working this weekend in Austin. Hopefully get it dyno'd the day I install it all. Looking for at least 400lbs of torque, but we'll see. *fingers crossed*
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Originally Posted by dchrastil
wow nice. me = jealous. be sure to keep us up to date on the install. what are your plans for tank location, purge location etc etc?
Originally Posted by dkmesa350z
Referring to your sig:
Or buy it and trade it for a newer hotter one every 2 years
Or buy it and trade it for a newer hotter one every 2 years
Originally Posted by MySunset350Z
thats the nice thing about NX. no need to pull timing. even at a 150 shot, but you might want to thing about doing it with anything higher then 150.
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Going in next week. Just ordered dynotunednitrous TPS/Window switch so I can control when it sprays....The gear selection thing is badass. We'll see how it works when it goes in. No spraying in 1st makes for better runs.
Originally Posted by Old School
No spraying in 1st makes for better runs.
I'm assuming it's because because 1st would be a waste of a shot since you won't get that far in 1st anyway.
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If you have the switch on the shifter close to your hand, the only time you'd want to spray in first is right after your tires catch from launch. Aftermarket wheels and tires would be ideal, but if you're running stocks, its not even worth spraying in first. You'll just spin em. A time delay would work in this situation. So yes, traction is the issue. I have stock 18s, so I won't be spraying in first. I get better times just launching with the motor alone.
When I had nitrous on my civic, I could get away with it, but I actually preferred not to. Since the Z can take such a big shot stock...I'm sure you know the rest.
When I had nitrous on my civic, I could get away with it, but I actually preferred not to. Since the Z can take such a big shot stock...I'm sure you know the rest.
Originally Posted by Old School
If you have the switch on the shifter close to your hand, the only time you'd want to spray in first is right after your tires catch from launch. Aftermarket wheels and tires would be ideal, but if you're running stocks, its not even worth spraying in first. You'll just spin em. A time delay would work in this situation. So yes, traction is the issue. I have stock 18s, so I won't be spraying in first. I get better times just launching with the motor alone.
When I had nitrous on my civic, I could get away with it, but I actually preferred not to. Since the Z can take such a big shot stock...I'm sure you know the rest.
When I had nitrous on my civic, I could get away with it, but I actually preferred not to. Since the Z can take such a big shot stock...I'm sure you know the rest.
I would pull timing with anything over 100shot personally. In other words if you dont have a tuneable EMS stay at 100 shot. If you can get a hold of race gas, you can run 125 shot safely and slightly leaner A/F's...
Originally Posted by Alberto
I would pull timing with anything over 100shot personally. In other words if you dont have a tuneable EMS stay at 100 shot. If you can get a hold of race gas, you can run 125 shot safely and slightly leaner A/F's...
I need to learn bout nitrous as well.. i'm the noobest of all.. subscribing
vo, you wanna explain the dry and wet shots? also isn't there another type of injection?
alberto, what would the retarded timing do? why would you want/need to do that?
vo, you wanna explain the dry and wet shots? also isn't there another type of injection?
alberto, what would the retarded timing do? why would you want/need to do that?
Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
Ivo, you wanna explain the dry and wet shots? also isn't there another type of injection?
Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
I need to learn bout nitrous as well.. i'm the noobest of all.. subscribing
vo, you wanna explain the dry and wet shots? also isn't there another type of injection?
alberto, what would the retarded timing do? why would you want/need to do that?
vo, you wanna explain the dry and wet shots? also isn't there another type of injection?
alberto, what would the retarded timing do? why would you want/need to do that?
Originally Posted by vo7848
A dry shot is where nitrous is injected into the intake. It cools the air coming into the engine. A dry shot taps into the fuel lines. The nitrous is injected into the combustion chamber along with fuel. Air, fuel, and nitrous are all mixed at once. From what I've been told, a wet shot is more efficient but needs greater care when tuning. There's less room for error out of the 2 different shots.
But vo is right, there are some good write-ups out there that you can read that would make alot more sence then me trying to get my thoughts down in typing. lol.
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Appreciate the offer Audible! Been spraying for the better part of 12 years. I might need some advise on the DynoTune Nitrous TPS/Window switch though. Never used this product. Not sure if you have. I tried to PM someone I saw that's using it, but no reply yet. How's the shop doing so far? I need someother bolts ons (i.e. plenum spacer, headers). I'll have to drop in and check it out! Pictures of install will be up later this week guys. Should be able to finish this thing monday. I have the entire week off this week!!
Last edited by Old School; Aug 13, 2006 at 06:55 AM.
Originally Posted by Old School
Appreciate the offer Audible! Been spraying for the better part of 12 years. I might need some advise on the DynoTune Nitrous TPS/Window switch though. Never used this product. Not sure if you have. I tried to PM someone I saw that's using it, but no reply yet. How's the shop doing so far? I need someother bolts ons (i.e. plenum spacer, headers). I'll have to drop in and check it out! Pictures of install will be up later this week guys. Should be able to finish this thing monday. I have the entire week off this week!!
-Peter
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