Nitrous Nozzles Q
#3
Originally Posted by goshawk23
as far as i know they do. 3an is what my nos nozzle has.
From what I can tell it looks like 1/16" or 1/8" NPT. Is one more common than the other?
#4
Correct, it's one or the other. The larger nozzles are 1/8" NPT and smaller style 1/16" NPT. Who's nozzle do you have?
Matt
Matt
Originally Posted by moregrip
thanks bro, I'm talking the threads used to actually bolt it down to something.
From what I can tell it looks like 1/16" or 1/8" NPT. Is one more common than the other?
From what I can tell it looks like 1/16" or 1/8" NPT. Is one more common than the other?
#5
Originally Posted by Matt@HSW
Correct, it's one or the other. The larger nozzles are 1/8" NPT and smaller style 1/16" NPT. Who's nozzle do you have?
Matt
Matt
#6
I'd say it's a 50/50 mix of both. Usually the orifice on the 1/8" NPT nozzles are larger, so you can get a larger shot out of them (I'm talking about a 200+ HP shot). One benifit would be if you were trying to do a 300 shot using 1 nozzle, but other then that it's different nozzle designs.
Matt
Matt
#7
Originally Posted by Matt@HSW
I'd say it's a 50/50 mix of both. Usually the orifice on the 1/8" NPT nozzles are larger, so you can get a larger shot out of them (I'm talking about a 200+ HP shot). One benifit would be if you were trying to do a 300 shot using 1 nozzle, but other then that it's different nozzle designs.
Matt
Matt
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#8
whoa...i just tapped a nozzle in (my first ones0 and the tap i used was metric...it was an 8mm x 1.0 and it was the only thing that i could find that was close... and it worked like a charm.
Good luck!
BTW , mine were for flame throwers in my exhaust
Good luck!
BTW , mine were for flame throwers in my exhaust
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