It just so happened that i took a trip over to Rochdale this morning too and got the Nitrous bottle filled. So now it's ready to go. Nitrous costs approx £5 per lb and the bottle is 2 and a half pounds. How long it lasts will depend on what size nitrous jets
are being used. I have 36bhp jets installed (9bhp per carb) at the moment, so it should give quite a few runs before needing a refill. It's best to start off with small jets just to get the ratio correct between the fuel and nitrous jets. Once you know this ratio gives correct air/fuel mixture you can go for larger ones using the same formula.
I should find out if the jetting is good in two weeks time as i have it booked in at Junction 33 Dyno center in Galgate near Lancaster.
I thought the progressive controller was duff because i tested it and nothing happened. I have never fully tested this unit since i got it off eBay months ago so i started to presume i'd been sold a duff. I knew there was one on eBay at the moment so as soon as i got home i put a bid on it with only 30minutes left. It was at this point i found the instructions on my PC and decided to read them properly. A sight oversight on my part is that the solenoid output on the controller controls the ground side of the solenoids not the +side!!
Luckily for me i was outbid whilst reading and didn't win the item .... phew, nearly wasted £170 on something i didn't need.
Race dates have been confirmed:
2008 ACU UK Drag Bike Championships for Top Fuel Bike, Pro Stock Bike, Funny Bike, Comp Bike and Super Street Bike:
21st-24th March: Easter Thunderball, Santa Pod Raceway
3rd-5th May: Spring Speed Festival, Shakespeare County Raceway
14th-15th June: SPRC Summernationals, Santa Pod Raceway
23rd-25th August: Open Sport Nationals, Shakespeare County Raceway
13th-14th September: Extreme Performance Bike Weekend, Santa Pod Raceway not TFB
27th-28th September: UK National Finals, Santa Pod Raceway
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