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Message: [QUOTE="Charles, post: 352500, member: 103"] A smaller nozzle makes that situation worse, not better. Power per power a 100% nozzle is going to be making MORE smoke than a 200. Every day, all day. The 100% nozzle will have to hold the injector open much longer than the 200 to inject the same quantity of fuel, so it will have to spray later, making more smoke and more heat to produce the same power. And all of that will happen at an absolute power output far below what the 200% is capable of. To sum up, the 100 will make less maximum power, and will smoke more and run hotter doing it... And without an oxidizer, or the world's smallest set of compounds and a super low rpm peak power point, a 100 is never going to grace 600rwhp on a legitimate dyno in a 7.3L engine. [/QUOTE]

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