A/fuel nozzles

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  1. crdafoe

    crdafoe Member

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    What are you injected nitro A/fuel guys using for intake runner nozzle bodies? Wondering what differences you have encountered between a deflector tip style and the defuser or "Shotgun" style (pointed at the intake valve).

    Thanks
    Chris
     
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    Hi Chris.
    You posted this at midnight last night? You're thinking too hard too late...lol
    We use the std Enderle bodies, but have found a specific spot to have them 'pointed' to, for a better burn.
    I'm not familiar w/ the Shotgun style, but given our high fuel pressure, ours seem to atomize the fuel pretty good, not to say there isn't room for improvement.
    The bugger w/ these Enderle ones is maintaining the spring check pressure, and keep'em from leaking.
    It'll be Interesting to see a few other responses to your inquiry.
    Clif
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    Curious, what is "high" fuel pressure?
     
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  4. Cdn526

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    450 - 500 psi
     
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    I have a complete set up if you need them.
     
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  6. crdafoe

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    Clif: Thanks for the info. These are the Waterman "Shotgun" nozzles I was referring to: http://www.watermanracing.com/Pages/nozzles3.html . Perhaps some may use them for down nozzles, but I can only run nozzles in the intake, mine is a Nostalgia a/fuel deal, no down nozzles allowed.

    Waterman also has this other style of deflector tip ones: http://www.watermanracing.com/Pages/nozzles4.html .

    Jonathan, thanks for the offer, but I already have a bunch of Waterman nozzles. I'm having to build a new intake, so I"m just looking to figure out the best nozzle configuration for it. Any input is appreciated.

    Thanks
    Chris
     
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