I know how to plumb and wire everything else. I just have no idea what i should use as the source for the fuel solenoid. The only options i could think of would be the schrader valve on the fuel rail, or an AN T fitting where the fuel line goes into the fuel rail.
Can anyone help me out?
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dirtracr95
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Re: Wet Shot Question
If thats something you want to do you may want to chat with clm2112 I believe it is.. He has/had an interesting setup on his 90 Bonneville 
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Re: Wet Shot Question
ok i sent him a PM if anybody else has anything to help me that would be great
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Re: Wet Shot Question
I installed a Zex wet kit this weekend. It came with a schrader hook up. Made things quick, easy and pretty clean overall. They probably sell their fitting pretty cheap.
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Re: Wet Shot Question
Don't even need it. Outside threads on a schrader valve are std -4 AN Male. Take the center valve out of the fitting like a tire stem and hook up the supply line (which is also a -4 AN in most kits I've seen).BillBoost37 wrote:I installed a Zex wet kit this weekend. It came with a schrader hook up. Made things quick, easy and pretty clean overall. They probably sell their fitting pretty cheap.
BTW.. I'm refering to the Automotive -4 AN with 45 degree shoulders on the flare...not the Aviation/Mil-Spec -4 AN which is 37 degree shoulder and a different thread profile. Not a big deal, as most everything advertised for automotive use is by default the 45 degree variety. If you go to a supplier of fittings, they will usually ask the application.
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Re: Wet Shot Question
yea the kit i got was incomplete so i had to order the lines from the fuel and nitrous solenoids to the nozzle and the line from the schrader valve to the fuel solenoid. I almost have everything done just got to tap the TB for the nozzle. no parts or hardware stores had the 1/16 NPT tap so i had to go to fastnal. I should have looked on ebay first before i ordered one from fastnal. $34 from fastnal and $4 on ebay.


