Jdorton86

So I am wanting to juice my 95 5.0 and I am not sure which brand, setup, and if i should use a dry or wet shot. Let me know the cons and pros of both! Thanks for all the help

NYMustang50

http://www.barrygrant.com/nitrous/de...aspx?page=115b heres something about the wet vs dry.

fordboyyfm

nothing dry, wet is always better and safest way to go. tons of options depending on how much power you want and what you want to spend. with your mods i would just get a 100-150 shot at the throttle body or get a plate kit.

mjr46

wet NOS KIT FTW!!

bighungrymatt

NX wet ftw!

93stallion302

If you plan on Spraying more than 100shot Id go Wet, I just think its safer. Ye syou run the risk of puddling, but if installed properly and used properly then that shouldnt be an issue.

As far as brands go. I run an NOS wet Kit, with a fogger Nozzle. im spraying 150 and its all fine and dandy. You really cant go wrong with any of the major brands.(NOS,NX,ZEX) Zex is a little more techy than the others becuase if the control module. Also look into DynoTune, i beleieve they make great quality products and have the best prices. Dont have ne experience with their actual nitrous kits but i have their gauges and a few accesories and i am very pleased.

Jdorton86

thanks for the website...i think I am just gonna go with a wet shot around 100 at the most!!! thanks guys

TTGreenSN95

i bought the dyno tune dry kit for the camaro its the exact same kit as the mustang with more jets for a cheaper price....why I dont know??? it was $265 bucks ebay to my door cant beat that

but if I had to do it over agian I would do wet with the spray bar between the upper and lower intake no puddling.....

1990NOS!

i run the ZEX kit for now, and have never had any problems (175 dry shot). I've been talking to my mechanic back home in SC and we're thinking of goingcarb'd with a plate kit from NOS, using a wet 200 shot. Either way n20 will throw your a$$ in the seat if you launch, hook, and have a nice sized jet.

PJC Racing

Best is a real open statement, but wet is a safer option.