Clutch_2000GT

Considering buying a wet 75 shot for my 2v, which has is basically all stock........my question is how will the motor hold up on the stock internals with this much boost? Will their be any negative effects from doing this, longevity wise?

svt99redcobra

[sm=nxsmile.gif]NO side effects what so ever. Do it you wont regret. But id warn you from the horsepower/boost bug, Once you get a little. You want more, more, and more.

Clutch_2000GT

sweet thanks for the quick response.....sorry I dont know that much about it, so how does it work? How often do you have to refill the bottle, and how much does that cost? What exactly does the 75 mean in comparison with the 100?

Ryan86272

The more BOost/Hp it gives yah. IM looking to get me a nice 100 shot.

Clutch_2000GT

wait so 75 shot means 75hp? What about the bottle?

Quick Shot xMLx

The jet size is the amount of HP it will make. I've heard anywhere from $20-40 to refill the bottle depending on where you live. I think with like around a 75-100 shot you can get like 7 or maybe more complete quarter mile times.

I was thinking about going with a 75 but now I'm just going for the 100 with a nice tune. People on here run 75-100 shots all the time with NO problem.

trance565

costs 35 bucks to fill up a 10lb bottle near my area, 75shot will probably add 80-90whp, and 90ish ftlbtq

Clutch_2000GT

Awesome thats good to know. Is the tune necessary, or just a good idea?

eventer289

Its necessary on anything above a 75 shot. Somebody put it in good words on here the other day. You wouldn't drive across the country without making sure you have money for gas, food, lodging, clothes, etc. Why would you not make sure everything is going well on the inside of your engine before hitting the giggle juice.

Clutch_2000GT

yea makes sense. Im sure this will really sound like a noob question also but how do you use the spray? Is it really as simple as just pushing a button at full throttle?