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Old 09-27-2009, 09:21 PM   #11
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my '89 went 12.50's squirting 75 all stock motor... valve covers never removed from the car since it was born
Damn son, i wonder what my car could do on some juice. I want to keep it safe like 100-150 shot. And i dont mean to hijack the thread but whats the difference from wet and dry kits?
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Old 09-27-2009, 09:35 PM   #12
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if your not goin to build ur engine nitrous will cost you a price of decent turbo kit cuz your gonna blow ur engine sooner or later so u wouldnt wanna go thru that i have seen turbo kit on ebay it calls on3 performance runs you around $2300 and ull have over 400rwhp and this turbo kit its proven by many mustang guy in here and im goin to buy that turbo kit for my notchback soon so its your call !
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Old 09-28-2009, 03:32 AM   #13
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no nos turbo or super charged stuff just part and etc. was thebest way to go? what do yall think of borla pipes?
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Old 09-28-2009, 04:34 AM   #14
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Damn son, i wonder what my car could do on some juice. I want to keep it safe like 100-150 shot. And i dont mean to hijack the thread but whats the difference from wet and dry kits?
100shot took of almost a full 2 seconds off my ET.
Dry shot only shoots nitrous, and relys on your fuel system to make up the difference in power. Wet shot sprays fuel when you use the nitrous from your fuel line and is considered much safer.

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if your not goin to build ur engine nitrous will cost you a price of decent turbo kit cuz your gonna blow ur engine sooner or later so u wouldnt wanna go thru that i have seen turbo kit on ebay it calls on3 performance runs you around $2300 and ull have over 400rwhp and this turbo kit its proven by many mustang guy in here and im goin to buy that turbo kit for my notchback soon so its your call !

GTFO with that ignorant ****.

your saying nitrous is going to blow your motor, but then recomend a turbo!? Your a idiot.


nitrous is cheap and easy, and require's NO tuning.
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Old 09-28-2009, 09:18 AM   #15
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100shot took of almost a full 2 seconds off my ET.
Dry shot only shoots nitrous, and relys on your fuel system to make up the difference in power. Wet shot sprays fuel when you use the nitrous from your fuel line and is considered much safer.
So you say a wet kit is safer huh? Any kits you recommend for a carbed car, or is there no good or bad kit?
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Old 09-28-2009, 09:32 AM   #16
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i hear good things about Zex
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So you say a wet kit is safer huh? Any kits you recommend for a carbed car, or is there no good or bad kit?
I run the NOS Superpowershot wet plate kit with no issues
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if your not goin to build ur engine nitrous will cost you a price of decent turbo kit cuz your gonna blow ur engine sooner or later so u wouldnt wanna go thru that i have seen turbo kit on ebay it calls on3 performance runs you around $2300 and ull have over 400rwhp and this turbo kit its proven by many mustang guy in here and im goin to buy that turbo kit for my notchback soon so its your call !
gotta love it when someone with no real world experience posts in one of these threads.
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So you say a wet kit is safer huh? Any kits you recommend for a carbed car, or is there no good or bad kit?


i know a lot of people in my area like the NX plate kits
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gotta love it when someone with no real world experience posts in one of these threads.

i know what your saying JD i should just delete it
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