[boostdcoupe]

ive never heared of them, just bought a set of what looked like cheater noids used and unknown condition... took a gamble for $40 and these are nice! looks like they have been opened up on the inside... they have flat black shells and the only markings i can find are on top of the shell around the stem hole "peter paul electronics". any info on these?

 

[quadfather]

they have been around a longtime. they are out of ct. and made stuff for nos. and i'm sure many others over the years.

 

[boostdcoupe]

thanks quadfather! im guessing these are probably NOS noids then. the porting on the inside of the N2O noid doesnt look factory, but it doesnt look ghetto either, maybe they were modified by someone, sometime along the way...

 

[boostdcoupe]

image by boostdcoupe, on Flickr

the outlet looks like it was opened up all the way under the base opening as well...

image by boostdcoupe, on Flickr

 

[Induction-Solutions]

That is actually the way the solenoid was shipped from PPE. Looks like a small orifice solenoid to me. SJ

 

[boostdcoupe]

okay, thanks steve.

 

[Monte Smith]

Steve, I have never seen a solenoid FROM Peter/Paul shipped with the divider between the two holes cut out, as that generally wrecks the flow. The machining on the inlet looks stock, but somebody likely modified it by removing divider. Bigger is not always better right there.

To the OP...........as to who uses Peter/Paul...........the answer is virtually every nitrous company out there

Monte

 

[Induction-Solutions]

Steve, I have never seen a solenoid FROM Peter/Paul shipped with the divider between the two holes cut out, as that generally wrecks the flow. The machining on the inlet looks stock, but somebody likely modified it by removing divider. Bigger is not always better right there.

To the OP...........as to who uses Peter/Paul...........the answer is virtually every nitrous company out there

Monte

Monte, PPE does do this per the customers specs. There are more then one company that has there solenoids spec'd this way. You are also correct, this does hurt the flow of the solenoid. This is just another case of everyone thinking that all solenoids are equal because they think they come from the same place. What most do NOT know is when you order solenoids you have a chance to "spec" the solenoid out the way you want it. Coil amperage, orifice size, plunger type, plunger material, threads on inlet and outlet, with or without purge ports and so on... NOT ALL SOLENOIDS ARE CREATED EQUALLY GUYS...

Thanks, SJ