Wet or dry kit?
#1
Wet or dry kit?
Next summer I'll be throwing a little hundred shot on the stanger. I've read all the FAQ pages but I can't figure out if I should get a wet or dry kit. Wet sounds safer since it's injecting the correct amount of fuel into the intake. But would I have to worry about fuel puddling? I'm new to this even tho I must of read for nearly 5 hours about this stuff lol. Any help is greatly appreciated.
#3
Fuel puddling happens when you aren't at a high enough rpm. If you get a kit make sure you purchase a window switch that only activates the nitrous between 3 and 6k rpms, or something along those lines, just not below 3k rpms.
I will be going with a wet kit.
I will be going with a wet kit.
#4
I was planning on gettig a window switch, purge kit, and bottle heater along with the kit. So If I set the window switch up to spray only between 3 and 6200 I won't have to worry about puddling in the intake? That was my big concern of te wet kit.
#7
Yeah the one I'm looking at has the rpm window,tps wot switch, and a too lean/rich shut off so I should have everything I need safety wise right there.
#9
here's the window switch:
http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/prod...age=1&featured
kind of a bit pricey i sapose but much cheaper than having one that's not adequate and hurting something.
http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/prod...age=1&featured
kind of a bit pricey i sapose but much cheaper than having one that's not adequate and hurting something.