And there you have it the standard Brett reply until he can have one written for him by some one who has a clue about Nitrous, Yes Brett the 17 lbs of nitrous was just to demonstrate to the uninformed just what volume of Nitrous we are dealing with for 2000 bhp, what big words did you have in mind ill try and keep up, progressive, frictional loss, distance, length of pipe, theoretical flow rates why not add in customers adjustability and its Normal to fit jets to restrict BHP or set the controller to say 50% power
I never said the system wont work, mind you even that’s debatable as there are no proven reliable WET Revos system running yet and plodding along a road using a system set to 150 bhp with the slow reacting closed loop don’t really count as working
I take issue with you claiming you will have a system that apart from the solenoids is capable of even running 2000 bhp and even bigger issue that you will be able to use a fraction of that on a stock engine and gear box, was it not proved recently that your so called 1000 bhp system in fact Maxed out at 250bhp due to the bore of the pipe you run from bottles Using the Wizards of Nos own flow rates for that size of pipe and regardless of what you had fitted in engine bay the pipe was acting as a metering jet , Nitrous 101 Brett flow test at point of injection
as i said the most expensive 250bhp system money can buy but if Blings your thing have fun a twin injector with twin solonids will produce all the power you engin will ever take for a fraction of cost
And don’t even start me on fuel system, ignition, traction, gearbox, and engine
Most powerful Nitrous car in UK as I said Put it on a dyno and prove it