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I couldn't find the electrical specs for the switch but it looks like it's what you want. You'll need some way to set the switch (calibrated pressure source) - you

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Old 11-26-2014, 07:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I couldn't find the electrical specs for the switch but it looks like it's what you want. You'll need some way to set the switch (calibrated pressure source) - you might be better off with a non-adjustable switch.
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I couldn't find the electrical specs for the switch but it looks like it's what you want. You'll need some way to set the switch (calibrated pressure source) - you might be better off with a non-adjustable switch.
Thanks. NOS has them adjustable, but come factory preset to 50. I'm searching what our cars run at. Sorry for the extra post.
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Thanks. NOS has them adjustable, but come factory preset to 50. I'm searching what our cars run at. Sorry for the extra post.
Somebody with more experience with nitrous may have a better answer but, in general, if you are only guarding against catastrophic loss of fuel pressure (eg, pump craps out) then the setting will not be critical. If losing a few pounds of pressure is the problem, you will need to be more accurate.

Normal fuel pressure range should be in the FSM.
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Somebody with more experience with nitrous may have a better answer but, in general, if you are only guarding against catastrophic loss of fuel pressure (eg, pump craps out) then the setting will not be critical. If losing a few pounds of pressure is the problem, you will need to be more accurate.

Normal fuel pressure range should be in the FSM.
I just looked over the FSM and couldn't find anything that pertains to fuel pressure. Being a newbie to nitrous myself, I'm not really sure what is most important. I'm thinking a few pound loss but like I said, at this point I'm just guessing.
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