Dual nozzle option

boost geek · 02-01-2007

Hi, new here, I'm a click away from buying the progressive kit, but I dont know what the "dual nozzle option" is. Is it 2 different size nozzles for tuning, or 2 nozzles of the same size to run in a pair? I have a 2.2 turbo, 20 psi, nozzle calc claims I need 3.85 gpm, say 4, so should I order a 4 and a 5 gpm nozzle? Also, do the nozzles, or jets, screw in from the top or inside of the tube or intake? I'd like to run 2 nozzles in the intake, directly above runner 1-2, and 3-4. I would think I would need 2 gpm nozzles if run in a pair.
Thanks in advance...

Rocket468 · 02-06-2007

Its used to run 2 nozzles as a pair. They are not aways the same size. but is used in aplications where someone needs more flow than 1 nozzle can provide. 500hp and up applications.

Well the nozzle cacuator is telling you how many gph you need not the nozzle size. m3 nozzle at 150psi will be 4gph so a m3 nozzle will be perfect for you. Sorry for the delay.

boost geek · 02-06-2007

Thanks! Now to order my kit.

02-01-2007	#1 (permalink)
boost geek Alcohol Injection Year: 1987 Make: Dodge Model: Shelby Charger Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 42	Dual nozzle option Hi, new here, I'm a click away from buying the progressive kit, but I dont know what the "dual nozzle option" is. Is it 2 different size nozzles for tuning, or 2 nozzles of the same size to run in a pair? I have a 2.2 turbo, 20 psi, nozzle calc claims I need 3.85 gpm, say 4, so should I order a 4 and a 5 gpm nozzle? Also, do the nozzles, or jets, screw in from the top or inside of the tube or intake? I'd like to run 2 nozzles in the intake, directly above runner 1-2, and 3-4. I would think I would need 2 gpm nozzles if run in a pair. Thanks in advance... Last edited by boost geek; 02-03-2007 at 12:39 AM.

02-06-2007	#2 (permalink)
Rocket468 DevilsOwn Staff Year: 2000 Make: Pontiac Model: Grand Prix Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,124	Re: Dual nozzle option Its used to run 2 nozzles as a pair. They are not aways the same size. but is used in aplications where someone needs more flow than 1 nozzle can provide. 500hp and up applications. Well the nozzle cacuator is telling you how many gph you need not the nozzle size. m3 nozzle at 150psi will be 4gph so a m3 nozzle will be perfect for you. Sorry for the delay.

02-06-2007	#3 (permalink)
boost geek Alcohol Injection Year: 1987 Make: Dodge Model: Shelby Charger Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 42	Re: Dual nozzle option Thanks! Now to order my kit.