I have recently been dynoed and on 150 wet shot of spray I only picked up 85RWHP I thought this was low. I decided to give the company a call told them bottle was full and psi was 950-975 right around there and that I had pulled 6 degrees of timing out total. Right then he said the timnig was my problem he said LS engine dont require any timing being pulled till you go past 150 shot have any of you ever heard of this? I have always heard of 2 degrees per 50hp any of you guys got any input on this.

 

A few years ago when I still ran 150, I ran stock timing, just lowered some shift points and raised the rev limiter a bit, but I never pulled timing untill I went to a 200 shot. btw, you running a plate or nozzle setup, what brand, that will give me some more info

 

They are making excuses for their system, but I'm intrested... Who was the company?
Wet I presume?
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You getting enough fuel in there?

 

what tuning? how are you pulling timing? Is your tune at max timing already or stock timing and pulling 6*?

Depending on how much timing you are running you may not have to pull any at all....so his response isn't necessarily incorrect.

 

Thats too broad of a statement, to give them the benefit of the doubt.

 

The description of what modifications and what changes made to the tune that are given to us about the truck is to broad to not give them the benefit of the doubt. I am sure the nitrous company asked or they wouldnt be in business long

 

You must be lucky enough to have never purchased anything from Nitrous Works...

 

actually, thats the manufactuer of my base kit (I know I made a impulse purchase, should have waited for a Nitrous Outlet). Also some manufactuers rate flywheel horsepower and not rear wheel horsepower. If wanting a true 150 just up the jets and get the fuel and timing right....

 

Verify the air fuel using a wideband.what jets are you running?some companys recommend a rediculous high fuel jet.my fuel jet is not what most companys recommend,no where near