import slayer

I'm thinking about getting nitrous next summer but I want to do some research first. I was thinking about buying the "sniper" kit from NOS which will add between 100-150hp.
What are some good nitrous companys? I'm kind of partial to NOS only because they've been around for a long time.
I have a forged crank and pistons so I have the bottom end strength for nitrous.
I also would like to know how difficult it is to install a nitrous kit.
The FAQ on the NOS website say between 4-6 hours(on average).
Any accurate advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

nemethjames1

instalin shouldnt take no longer then 3 hours if you got the right tools

primetime5.0

pretty much any brand name nitrous kit is a good one, but if i were you id get a window switch along with a bottle heater just to make things safe

import slayer

I've heard of a bottle heater but what is a window switch? See...I'm still in the information gathering stage. It's also been suggested to buy a NOS pressure gauge to make sure pressure stays between 900-950psi

me alot fast than u

well I would go with a NX kit...the gauge and heater are not nec. unless your running for $$$$$ I would get the fuel pressure switch and the wot switch....also a bigger fuel pump like a 190 lph...the nx kit is adjustable for 35 to 150 it's all you'll ever need....if you have the $$$ I would buy a progressive kit so traction won't be such an issue

Quik

gauge is needed to see where you are so is a way to warm it up. with low bottle psi you wont get your full moneys worth of that shot. a buddy gained 3ths going from 600psi to 800psi. we didnt have a heater all we had was the heat from the truck. heaters come in handy on cool days but if you live in a hot climate area you wont need it

vfast

I agree if your racing at the track......you can make your own heater for less than 25.00......

Quik

true on the cost of a heater a heat blanket they use for keeping pipes from freezing works

fast83gt

Follow this link:
http://www.holley.com/nosnitrous/index.html

Holly is the company that owns the NOS brand. Thay have great tech articles at the website

vfast

stay at 100 shot or less and your engine will live along and happy life