Nitrous jetting and SCT tunes, with Zex or NX wetkits...
Nitrous jetting and SCT tunes, with Zex or NX wetkits...
Hey guys,
I've done three cars now on the dyno using nitrous and found that when you use a SCT tune with the nitrous that the jetting specs from Zex or NX are one size to small on the fuel jets.
For example, when using a 75 shot this weekend we used the recommended 26 fuel jet and 40 nitrous and it gave us a A/F ratio of 12.8-12.2 which in my book is too lean. When we used the next step up fuel jet, the 30 fuel, we ended up with a nice 12.0-11.0 a/f ratio.
Like I said before this has happened on every Nitrous application that I've loaded a tune onto at the dyno. So from this information I would recommend that if you are using a SCT tune and haven't had the a/f checked then I would run the nitrous jet for the recommended shot you want to use and the fuel jet for the next size up. This will bring you down to a proper a/f ratio, maybe a bit rich but its better to be rich then lean.
Now this information doesn't replace the need for a dyno session to check a/f ratio's with nitrous. I would always recommend this.
Below is a dynochart from this weekend with a 75 shot, the first run with the recommended jets and the second with the larger fuel jet. I've tested this all the way up to a 150 shot, I couldn't find the dyno runs but he made 420 rwhp with it. I've got a email into the dynoshop for the runs.
Thanks, Doug.
I've done three cars now on the dyno using nitrous and found that when you use a SCT tune with the nitrous that the jetting specs from Zex or NX are one size to small on the fuel jets.
For example, when using a 75 shot this weekend we used the recommended 26 fuel jet and 40 nitrous and it gave us a A/F ratio of 12.8-12.2 which in my book is too lean. When we used the next step up fuel jet, the 30 fuel, we ended up with a nice 12.0-11.0 a/f ratio.
Like I said before this has happened on every Nitrous application that I've loaded a tune onto at the dyno. So from this information I would recommend that if you are using a SCT tune and haven't had the a/f checked then I would run the nitrous jet for the recommended shot you want to use and the fuel jet for the next size up. This will bring you down to a proper a/f ratio, maybe a bit rich but its better to be rich then lean.
Now this information doesn't replace the need for a dyno session to check a/f ratio's with nitrous. I would always recommend this.
Below is a dynochart from this weekend with a 75 shot, the first run with the recommended jets and the second with the larger fuel jet. I've tested this all the way up to a 150 shot, I couldn't find the dyno runs but he made 420 rwhp with it. I've got a email into the dynoshop for the runs.
Thanks, Doug.
best before doug=12.62 @110 with doug's tune 12.29@110!!!!!!!!
and that was just my first time out with doug's tune in it. thanks to bamachips my 11 sec n/a auto goal is within reach...maybe this spring.
thanks doug!
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