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10-22-2002, 11:56 AM

Yeah, most dry systems that provide a 75-150hp. shot, come with a fuel psi. sensor, which detects if the fuel pressure drops to low to compensate for the extra nitrous going into the motor. If the fuel pressure drops below something like 85psi., it will stop the flow of nitrous into the engine. It's a pretty fool-proof system as long as you have a fuel pump that pumps the adequate amount of volume like a 190lph or additional inline pump.

10-22-2002, 11:56 AM	#6
Simi Stang Guest Posts: n/a	nitrous Yeah, most dry systems that provide a 75-150hp. shot, come with a fuel psi. sensor, which detects if the fuel pressure drops to low to compensate for the extra nitrous going into the motor. If the fuel pressure drops below something like 85psi., it will stop the flow of nitrous into the engine. It's a pretty fool-proof system as long as you have a fuel pump that pumps the adequate amount of volume like a 190lph or additional inline pump.