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Originally Posted by Diesel Tech
Think of it this way. When the solenoid is off the rail and lines become empty of NOS. When the solenoid first turns on the NOS is going to get to the various cylinders in and uneven fashion until the longest path is filled with NOS. The causes a measurable unbalance in the cylinder by cylinder output of the engine. It is best to make a short rail and position it centered, then make all the hard lines the same length. This is just how a common rail fuel system works except that the solenoid is on each injector and they still see fit to make them this way!
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this is all I heard:
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that's pretty much all of it
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