solenoid mounting question

[1979-z-28]

Does it matter if the solenoids are mounted upside down,as long as the flow is correct?
Thanks in advance!!!!:stupid: :stupid:

[Nate]

Nope :thumb_yello:

[1979-z-28]

Thanks for the fast answer. Hope to have some installation pics up soon
:specool: :specool:

[hookemup32]

on that note i have heard many people tell me not to mount the solenoids to far from the plate. can mountin them to far from plate cause a problem

[Mustang Boy]

it cant cause a problem i dont think but it will take longer for the shot to hit cause it has to travel longer to get to the plate

[hammered54]

you need to make sure that the nox sol. is above the plate, so as no fuel can migrate into the sol. it will cause you problem's other than that you can put them anywhere they fit. softer hit long tube's , harder hit short tube's
now go and have some fun!

[hammered54]

you need to make sure that the nox sol. is above the plate, so as no fuel can migrate into the sol. it will cause you problem's other than that you can put them anywhere they fit. softer hit long tube's , harder hit short tube's and don 't foget to purge.:thumbup:

now go and have some fun!

HAMMERED54

[1979-z-28]

This is going to be a Top Shot system (car runs 7.30 in the 1/8th mile wanting to run 7.0 heads up) going to go stealth even going to mount a controller under the console.

[hammered54]

as long as the n2o sol. is above the throttle plate's you should'nt have any fuel migrateing into the sol. (this can and will let the seal's swell) as far as stealth is'nt that system in the air cleaner? keep an eye on the timing a back fire could be quite a sight to see!!

[1979-z-28]

The system comes with a thermal resistor that will break the ground to the micro switch if a backfire happens..