View Full Version : spraying the whole 150 (LT1 dry/wet)
1] Has anybody here sprayed 150 on a stock lt1?
2] i got the 75 jet in now and sprayed it yesterday for first time ever and didnt fell it at first the sprayed it again at stronger rpm and reall felt a difference
ill post up some pics of how i got the nozzle set up i think it might be hitting the hood and spraying to the top of my bellow
sorry no puncuation i suck really bad at it :thumbdown:
mrr23
01-04-2007, 05:15 PM
back when i had my 94 z28, i ran the NOS05176 125 dry kit with no failures. car went 13.6 on motor and 12.24 @ 113.90 on the bottle. this was with 2.73 gears to boot.
back when i had my 94 z28, i ran the NOS05176 125 dry kit with no failures. car went 13.6 on motor and 12.24 @ 113.90 on the bottle. this was with 2.73 gears to boot.
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ruttstuff
01-05-2007, 07:39 PM
I run a 150 wet, in my 95 z28.
I run a 150 wet, in my 95 z28.
is it stock or bolt on car if so stock what did it run
speedtweekerz
01-06-2007, 11:30 PM
150 shot is fine on the lt1 any bigger and you may need to turn the timing back a degree or 2.
150 shot is fine on the lt1 any bigger and you may need to turn the timing back a degree or 2.
thanks man what times u think i will turn on just a 150?
speedtweekerz
01-07-2007, 11:41 PM
with decent tires and a hole shot with no other mods I'm thinking 12.50's-12.70's
with decent tires and a hole shot with no other mods I'm thinking 12.50's-12.70's
sprayed today and couldnt tell?
dont know why i had 600 bottle pressure
should have felt some difference
krazy4
01-10-2007, 07:07 PM
600 bottle pressure usually means an empty bottle or cold, fill it up or raise the pressure to 1000psi
DefEddie
01-14-2007, 03:06 AM
You should be fine,I spray my 97 yukon vortec(LT1 derived,sorta)with a 100 shot at the track and it has 200k original mile's on it..And that was with alot more timing then your running I can pretty much guarantee..Mine is a wet shot though,I don't really like dry shot's..depends too much on too many component's to add the right fueling.
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