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jaywarner, nothing i said above was incorrect. im well aware of nitrous, i installed a wet kit myself last summer. do wet kits not spray into the air intake?do dry kits not spray into the intake manifold?
ORIGINAL: highroller02
jaywarner, nothing i said above was incorrect. im well aware of nitrous, i installed a wet kit myself last summer. do wet kits not spray into the air intake?do dry kits not spray into the intake manifold?
jaywarner, nothing i said above was incorrect. im well aware of nitrous, i installed a wet kit myself last summer. do wet kits not spray into the air intake?do dry kits not spray into the intake manifold?
I am running a dry kit that has a nozzle spraying the n2o into the intake tube.
there are wet kits set up this same way. but there are also plate kits that have a plate similar to a spacer that go between the plenum and the intake manifold.
also, direct port that has a nitrous nozzle for each intake runner. this is the only type mentioned that sprays into the intake manifold directly and has nothing to do with being wet, because there ARE wet kits that spray into the intake tube. hell 90% of what i just said was already explained. you seriously are a moron if you insist all wet kits spray into the tube and all dry kits spray into the manifold and should SERIOUSLY consider not giving advice about things you dont know about.
ORIGINAL: Injected97GT
no sir, you were in fact 100% wrong. All dry or wet kits do not spray into one specific location based on whether they are dry or wet. being a wet or dry kit has NOTHING to do with intake manifold or intake tube spraying...
I am running a dry kit that has a nozzle spraying the n2o into the intake tube.
there are wet kits set up this same way. but there are also plate kits that have a plate similar to a spacer that go between the plenum and the intake manifold.
also, direct port that has a nitrous nozzle for each intake runner. this is the only type mentioned that sprays into the intake manifold directly and has nothing to do with being wet, because there ARE wet kits that spray into the intake tube. hell 90% of what i just said was already explained. you seriously are a moron if you insist all wet kits spray into the tube and all dry kits spray into the manifold and should SERIOUSLY consider not giving advice about things you dont know about.
ORIGINAL: highroller02
jaywarner, nothing i said above was incorrect. im well aware of nitrous, i installed a wet kit myself last summer. do wet kits not spray into the air intake?do dry kits not spray into the intake manifold?
jaywarner, nothing i said above was incorrect. im well aware of nitrous, i installed a wet kit myself last summer. do wet kits not spray into the air intake?do dry kits not spray into the intake manifold?
I am running a dry kit that has a nozzle spraying the n2o into the intake tube.
there are wet kits set up this same way. but there are also plate kits that have a plate similar to a spacer that go between the plenum and the intake manifold.
also, direct port that has a nitrous nozzle for each intake runner. this is the only type mentioned that sprays into the intake manifold directly and has nothing to do with being wet, because there ARE wet kits that spray into the intake tube. hell 90% of what i just said was already explained. you seriously are a moron if you insist all wet kits spray into the tube and all dry kits spray into the manifold and should SERIOUSLY consider not giving advice about things you dont know about.
go with a zex nitrous wet kit. it has a new type of system that doesnt use a silenoid to spray the nitrous. its a computer controlled kit. u can put 150 shot safely to the stock bottem end. if you order that kit make sure you get a purge kit for it as without it that kit runs with a very mean sounding backfire.
ORIGINAL: grogan
go with a zex nitrous wet kit. it has a new type of system that doesnt use a silenoid to spray the nitrous. its a computer controlled kit. u can put 150 shot safely to the stock bottem end. if you order that kit make sure you get a purge kit for it as without it that kit runs with a very mean sounding backfire.
go with a zex nitrous wet kit. it has a new type of system that doesnt use a silenoid to spray the nitrous. its a computer controlled kit. u can put 150 shot safely to the stock bottem end. if you order that kit make sure you get a purge kit for it as without it that kit runs with a very mean sounding backfire.
ok maybe i felt like arguing about something im not an expert on...like all you others claim to be. the zex kit does have a solinoid on it but it is just in that littlepurplebox you are talking about. and i wasnt trying to give the guy wrong info. many people see the "rolling start" and take it as that memember doesnt know jack about anything, and you are just waiting on them to say something wrong so you can bash them and try to make yourself feel better.
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