Hey guys im trying to get some opinion's on which nozzles I should be using with my setup.My motor has the following modifications...
-49lb S3 Externally Gated
-750's
-3" TBE
-3" SRI
-DCR 255
-DCR Oil Mod
-Exhaust Depot Super Beast FMIC
-Hard pipes
-Return line
-AEM EMS (not yet installed).
-Devils Own 3 bar progressive trunk mount kit (not yet installed).
-All stock internals
And pretty much all of the rest of the supporting mods to push 400WHP safely on pump gas.Im aiming for 400WHP on pump gas at least and my question was...do you guys think two M5 nozzles will be fine for me or do you think I should run one M5 and one M7?Also...which one would I put before which or would it really matter?Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
-Frazier
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Try an M10 first, If you ave a controller than you can control the flow on it. Im running an m10 right now and im back at stock boost levels on PCM control on my stage 1 til my clutch goes in and i have zero issues with that size of a nozzle.
An m5 wasnt enough for me and neithe was an m7 and you have WAAAAAYYYYY more mods than i do.
Also im running straight water on stock boost levels with an m10.
Im running 100% meth if that matters... 1 m5 nozzle with the mods in sig,
I want to either add a nozzle before the sensor or go M10,
NOT SURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Its better the run two smaller nozzles then to run one big one. Smallers nozzles atomize better. Since you already have an m5 on that pipe, you can run a second nozzle before the intercooler inlet for added cooling. I plan on running a m2 or m3 somewhere on the turbo charge pipe.
Hmm..well thanks for all the info guys! Ill probably just run the 2 M5's then.That sounds like my best bet.Anybody have pictures of there dual nozzle setup and how they did things?
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