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Old Sep 13, 2011 | 02:56 PM
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EBL-N20-DC%

I am not seeing the higher DC% with N20 "on". My WOT w/o N20 in 3rd gear of 4(manual) is 75% DC 13.0/1 A/F.

With N20 on I saw 65-70% DC but I believe I ran it longer in total seconds of WOT and saw higher MPH as expected. Also the A/F was 13/1. It seemed to pull better (75HP shot) but not ***** out.

Maybe it is my plumbing for fuel. I have the Aeromotive reg feeding one outlet to N20 fuel and another to the injectors. Maybe my TPI pump can feed both sides adequately? I expected DC to exceed 85%?
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Old Sep 13, 2011 | 06:56 PM
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Re: EBL-N20-DC%

Originally Posted by Ronny
I am not seeing the higher DC% with N20 "on". My WOT w/o N20 in 3rd gear of 4(manual) is 75% DC 13.0/1 A/F.

With N20 on I saw 65-70% DC but I believe I ran it longer in total seconds of WOT and saw higher MPH as expected. Also the A/F was 13/1. It seemed to pull better (75HP shot) but not ***** out.

Maybe it is my plumbing for fuel. I have the Aeromotive reg feeding one outlet to N20 fuel and another to the injectors. Maybe my TPI pump can feed both sides adequately? I expected DC to exceed 85%?
The EBL N2O control logic is for wet systems. No additional fuel is added via the injectors.

There is spark retard for when the N2O is active.

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Old Sep 14, 2011 | 12:58 PM
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Re: EBL-N20-DC%

Let me rephrase the Q. Should not I see a higher DC% when N20 "on" as it is competing with injectors for fuel ? I see no diff in DC % ?
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Old Sep 14, 2011 | 02:23 PM
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Re: EBL-N20-DC%

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Let me rephrase the Q. Should not I see a higher DC% when N20 "on" as it is competing with injectors for fuel ? I see no diff in DC % ?
If there isn't enough fuel to feed both the injectors and the N2O system fuel nozzle the fuel pressure will drop. There won't be an increase in injector DC% as hopefully the ECM is in PE mode and there isn't any fuel trim correction.

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