rjc plate and nitrous

[bluettype]

i currently have a rjc powerplate on my car,and want to know if it will be alright to keep it on when using nos or will it cause fuel puddling problems?

 

[SS_Sean]

Look, I'm no expert, but the plate is a fuel 'distribution' plate, so it doesn't matter what fuel you're supplying, the plate is simply moving the fuel evenly to the appropriate locations. Correct me if I'm wrong, experts, but I believe you're fine. The nitrous mixes with the fuel and is 'distributed' with assistance from the plate. I believe you absolutely still need the plate to do it's thing, and especially with a power-adder such as nitrous.

Anyone disagree and I will kill your face!!

 

[Boost231]

Look, I'm no expert, but the plate is a fuel 'distribution' plate, so it doesn't matter what fuel you're supplying, the plate is simply moving the fuel evenly to the appropriate locations. Correct me if I'm wrong, experts, but I believe you're fine. The nitrous mixes with the fuel and is 'distributed' with assistance from the plate. I believe you absolutely still need the plate to do it's thing, and especially with a power-adder such as nitrous.

Anyone disagree and I will kill your face!!

I Agree

 

[Chevota]

Look, I'm no expert, but the plate is a fuel 'distribution' plate, so it doesn't matter what fuel you're supplying, the plate is simply moving the fuel evenly to the appropriate locations. Correct me if I'm wrong, experts, but I believe you're fine. The nitrous mixes with the fuel and is 'distributed' with assistance from the plate. I believe you absolutely still need the plate to do it's thing, and especially with a power-adder such as nitrous.

Anyone disagree and I will kill your face!!

I disagree. It's an AIR, not fuel, distribution plate. Fuel is added by the injectors AFTER the plate. The N2O should still work fine. So, go ahead, "kill my face"

Scott Wile

 

[SS_Sean]

symantics...bring your face to me and i will kill it!!! ....point taken but the end result is the same....NOS+RJC plate=OK.

 

[TARZAN]

What is your current combo....that would help with this decision

-Will

 

[bluettype]

so far 3"dp, 42#injectors with tt chip,62mm tb and intake tube and soon to add a te49 alky and a 35 shot of nitrous

 

[1QWIK6]

so far 3"dp, 42#injectors with tt chip,62mm tb and intake tube and soon to add a te49 alky and a 35 shot of nitrous

Bump it to at least 75.

 

[Black Power]

I disagree. It's an AIR, not fuel, distribution plate. Fuel is added by the injectors AFTER the plate. The N2O should still work fine. So, go ahead, "kill my face"

Scott Wile

Exactly.

Looking at the RJC it doesn't look like it would cause a problem. The only thing that would matter is a bend or other restriction that could cause the fuel to puddle...

 

[TurboTR]

Personally I'd be worried about the liquid fuel aspect and the distribution. But that's just my $0.02. Here's an old thread where we tested the ADP by spraying N2O. I'll try to attach the pictures in awhile, after I find them.

http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/ge...rjc-racing-bgc-adpp-long.html?highlight=plate

TurboTR