bottle heater inducer

[minhtin]

anyone have any technical knowledge of these things? it was working for a few days but when i rewired it, it doesn't seem to shut itself off at 1050 psi. it'll shoot right past it into red zone. so i thought it was a short circuit and decided to trace down the wiring. it all pinpointed to the inducer's fault. so my question is that does it matter whether or not you put it on the positive or negative side? damn this thing, i almost sprayed while the psi was really high, coulda blown my engine. good thing i felt the bottle. thanks for any input

[minhtin]

damn.. no one knows? i guess i'll just have to buy nother one.

[Calsoldier]

Hey,

Let me test mine out first before you get another one. I got the kit today, so I'll put it together tomorrow and tell you how it goes.

Oleg

[minhtin]

cool thanks lemme know. try running negative side first hehe

[WutARyd]

HAHA, funny story actually behind why mine doesn't work...i over tightened the valve/hose coupling and snapped the valve off the bottle, nitrous went everywhere, the whole back half of the interior was solid white for a little bit...as for your question, if you have any doubt, call NX, they should fix it, just be prepared to present documentation of professional installation

[minhtin]

profession installation? lol guess i shoulda taken a picture of me punding the crap out of that thing hoping to get it to work.

[Calsoldier]

Hey man, I think the inducer HAS to be on the power side. It makes more sense that way, because then, the power will go through the inducer, which will variate the voltage, and send that to the bottle heater. If you wire it on the negative side, I don't think that same principal will work.

Oleg

[minhtin]

humm that would make sense. i thought the inducer work just like a fps. i guess not. alright i guess i'll switch it back thanks man.