TECH: Nitrous Oxide FAQ
#21
RE: TECH: Nitrous Oxide FAQ
ORIGINAL: KTownGT
cool, I have been wondering the difference between a wet/dry shot...
How much is it to fill a 10lbs bottle?
cool, I have been wondering the difference between a wet/dry shot...
How much is it to fill a 10lbs bottle?
~Fred
#22
RE: TECH: Nitrous Oxide FAQ
ORIGINAL: FredTT
Good question. Most shops (at least around my area) charge $3 per pound. So, roughly $30 plus tax.
~Fred
ORIGINAL: KTownGT
cool, I have been wondering the difference between a wet/dry shot...
How much is it to fill a 10lbs bottle?
cool, I have been wondering the difference between a wet/dry shot...
How much is it to fill a 10lbs bottle?
~Fred
Do you know if there will be any timing-retards coming out?
#24
RE: TECH: Nitrous Oxide FAQ
ORIGINAL: KTownGT
Do you know if there will be any timing-retards coming out?
Do you know if there will be any timing-retards coming out?
~Fred
#25
RE: TECH: Nitrous Oxide FAQ
ORIGINAL: Black06stang
That would be great! Nice nitrous writeup!
ORIGINAL: FredTT
Your welcome. :-) In the process of writing one for gears.
Your welcome. :-) In the process of writing one for gears.
Two questions Added:
How much does it cost to fill a bottle?
Will there be any timing-retards coming out?
~Fred
#26
RE: TECH: Nitrous Oxide FAQ
Hey Fred, what kits do you prefer?
I personally was liking the Zex Kit, and was checking out different things about it etc. But at HPP (My Tuner), they really prefer Nitrous Express (N/X). I just found out that the main N/X place is located in Wichita Falls, Texas. Which is actually only 2 hours away from me. So, I decided to look into them, I've heard great things from them, and have been recommended to check them out if I go Nitrous. You spoke of Dynotune? I'm not to familiar with them. Though all in all, you seem very knowledgeable about Nitrous, so what do you think about the N/X Kits, I mean the solenoids on their's seem soooo much reassuring than other kits like Zex, NOS, etc. I appreciate your info man, it's really helped me out.
- Justin
I personally was liking the Zex Kit, and was checking out different things about it etc. But at HPP (My Tuner), they really prefer Nitrous Express (N/X). I just found out that the main N/X place is located in Wichita Falls, Texas. Which is actually only 2 hours away from me. So, I decided to look into them, I've heard great things from them, and have been recommended to check them out if I go Nitrous. You spoke of Dynotune? I'm not to familiar with them. Though all in all, you seem very knowledgeable about Nitrous, so what do you think about the N/X Kits, I mean the solenoids on their's seem soooo much reassuring than other kits like Zex, NOS, etc. I appreciate your info man, it's really helped me out.
- Justin
#27
RE: TECH: Nitrous Oxide FAQ
https://mustangforums.com/m_2196528/tm.htm
Thought I might throw this in there. I haven't heard much follow-up on this but there might be a way to run a street tune and N2O at the same time[sm=bounceybounce.gif]
Thought I might throw this in there. I haven't heard much follow-up on this but there might be a way to run a street tune and N2O at the same time[sm=bounceybounce.gif]
#28
RE: TECH: Nitrous Oxide FAQ
ORIGINAL: LAK3RS
Hey Fred, what kits do you prefer?
I personally was liking the Zex Kit, and was checking out different things about it etc. But at HPP (My Tuner), they really prefer Nitrous Express (N/X). I just found out that the main N/X place is located in Wichita Falls, Texas. Which is actually only 2 hours away from me. So, I decided to look into them, I've heard great things from them, and have been recommended to check them out if I go Nitrous. You spoke of Dynotune? I'm not to familiar with them. Though all in all, you seem very knowledgeable about Nitrous, so what do you think about the N/X Kits, I mean the solenoids on their's seem soooo much reassuring than other kits like Zex, NOS, etc. I appreciate your info man, it's really helped me out.
- Justin
Hey Fred, what kits do you prefer?
I personally was liking the Zex Kit, and was checking out different things about it etc. But at HPP (My Tuner), they really prefer Nitrous Express (N/X). I just found out that the main N/X place is located in Wichita Falls, Texas. Which is actually only 2 hours away from me. So, I decided to look into them, I've heard great things from them, and have been recommended to check them out if I go Nitrous. You spoke of Dynotune? I'm not to familiar with them. Though all in all, you seem very knowledgeable about Nitrous, so what do you think about the N/X Kits, I mean the solenoids on their's seem soooo much reassuring than other kits like Zex, NOS, etc. I appreciate your info man, it's really helped me out.
- Justin
With Nitrous, it truely is, you get what you pay for. Don't look for cheap kits. Now, with that being said, N/X and Zex are both very good kits. The only real difference between them is the way the solenoids are. The Zex kit contains a box with the solenoids, so nothing is really exposed. Its a MUCH cleaner looking kit, and intalls MUCH quicker (you don't need to pay your tuner to install it, you can do it yourself). Also, the good thing about the Zex kit is the integrated TPS. This way your activation is always at WOT, I don't think the N/X kit comes with that.
Overall, I would suggest the ZEX kit, especially if your are doing the install on your own. However, seeing as there is no major difference, if your installer likes working from N/X, then it probably would be smarted to get that (since the know it better).
Let me know if you have any more questions!
~Fred
#30
RE: TECH: Nitrous Oxide FAQ
ORIGINAL: vack75
Great write up, answered alot of questions.
Thank you
Great write up, answered alot of questions.
Thank you
Updated:
What nitrous kit should I buy?
Added: CrazyAl's solution to the tuning problem
~Fred