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Bigger Fogger Jets or Plate

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:34 am
by EntenmannRacing
I'm running a NOS prorace fogger with 42f/42n which nos claims is 450-500hp. plugs look great, pistons look great. I'm currently running 17 degrees of timing, and C-16 fuel. I want more power. Which of the following would be the best avenue to take.
1. Increase curent fogger jet sizes. NOS tech claims system sould be able to support 150-200 hp more if I change NOS supply line.
2. Install a plate system as a second stage 150-200hp
3. Install second fogger system and split the hp 350 + 350=700

Cost is second concern, reliabilty is first.
Engine has all correct internals to take this power.

-Thanks for your input

Re: Bigger Fogger Jets or Plate

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 12:08 pm
by supernova
Door # 3.

I think you'll be happy'er

Re: Bigger Fogger Jets or Plate

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 4:33 pm
by John_Heard
x2 Makes sense

Re: Bigger Fogger Jets or Plate

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 2:14 pm
by EntenmannRacing
Thanks for the responses. What are some Pro and Cons of each choice, besides cost.

Re: Bigger Fogger Jets or Plate

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 8:02 pm
by 71Hellride
1. a 42 jet is a hell of a tune up for one system. I wouldn't go any bigger unless it was a resricted to one system. In the new engine masters Jeff Prock got 520Hp out of a 40 jet, but I'd say that's a best case situation. It's a pretty lean tune with conservative timing.
2. A Plate would be alright but distribution gets out of whack when pumping that much nitrous through it.
3. If your going to spray 700 hp I'd would put two foggers on it. you can tune it better and It would make each cyclinder more consistent as far as fuel and nitrous delivery.
Anyway you do it that's alot of nitrous lol. But maybe you can never have enough. By the way what kind of heads and motor do you have?

Re: Bigger Fogger Jets or Plate

Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2010 7:49 am
by EntenmannRacing
Thanks for the response. I though I might be pushing the limits of one system .My initial Feeling was the plate option used as a passing gear haha.. But the more I weigh system limits I think the second fogger is what I'm goin to do. I have TFS High ports for TEA.. The car is set up for Truestreet..30 mile cruise 3 back to back runs best average wins.

Re: Bigger Fogger Jets or Plate

Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2010 8:09 am
by EntenmannRacing
For clarification: NMRA True street NO backhalf or mini tub only allowed 10.75 inch acual tread width max. Kind of hard to fit 10.75 trea width in 89 mustang without mini tubs best I could fit is a 10 inch' ish Tread with out hanging outside of the wheel wells. 27x11.5x16

Re: Bigger Fogger Jets or Plate

Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 10:05 pm
by Chevyfireball
I run Speedtech foggers on my Nova. 400hp through the first and 300hp through the second. With one stage I get about a 7.1-7.2 quarter at 192mph.
With two stages I get 6.8 @ 198mph.
So get yourself a second fogger. Make sure you have enough retard and only advance it 1/2* (half) at a time to get some more power.
I also vary when the second stage comes in. Anything from 1 second down to .4 sec.

Re: Bigger Fogger Jets or Plate

Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2010 10:14 am
by EntenmannRacing
I have to correct my self mini tube and shock relocation are permittted. Also Things are on hold for the second stage. Our Trans said no more!!! First test run for springbreak shoot out. Shifted from 2-3 and rpms went to the moon, NO forward or reverse, Broken forward clutch drum (C4 trans). :nutkick: Time for a Power Glide