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Message: [QUOTE="Gearhead, post: 27202, member: 503"] So does anyone have any dyno numbers that prove that a 200% nozzle makes more power than a 100% nozzle on a 38r or similar turbo? Charles, are you sure you were running enough timing with the smaller nozzles back in the day? I am still sticking to my guns on the smaller nozzles having an advantage below 1700 or so rpms. So if there isn't an advantage to the larger nozzle without a larger turbo, why do it? Without the larger mass of oxygen in the combustion chamber from a better charger setup (like your compounds) the faster injection rate doesn't give you a whole lot because it slows the burn rate without the extra oxygen. [/QUOTE]

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