Nitrous question
i was thinkin about installing a sneak peak nitrous kit
i have a stock bore motor but its all forged with a steel crank and the motor only has 2850 miles on it and is set up for a vortec supercharger which will b comming soon
i wanna set it up so the nitrous hits at WOT
how big of a shot do u recomend and wat brand do u think is best
i have a stock bore motor but its all forged with a steel crank and the motor only has 2850 miles on it and is set up for a vortec supercharger which will b comming soon
i wanna set it up so the nitrous hits at WOT
how big of a shot do u recomend and wat brand do u think is best
if you are talking a sneaky peat system is is all or nothing, you cannot adjust it. you will be safe up to about 250 if you get a wet kit. i dont suggest a dry kit at these power levels (anything over 100) as it is is pushing the stock injectors past there safe duty limits. a wet kit simply hooks up to the stock fuel rail on the engine so its no harder to hook up than a dry kit, its safer, much more adjustable, and alows for a higher power level. any of the kits you find on the market will make big power. the zex makes the least and the nx made the most as far as 5.0 kits a few years ago when mm&ff tested them.
Im going with a NX carb plate system, its a wet kit and im going to be spraying a 175 shot.
Sneaky pete's are ok, but those small bottles last no time. I would go with a regular kit and maybe hide the larger bottle in a fake speaker box in the trunk and the main thing to worry about is under the hood, where your running the lines and solienoids. As long as everything under the hood is hidden nicely, most people wont ask to look in the hatch/trunk. But you have to really know how to hide the lines under the hood to keep it on the low down. No fancy braided lines, etc. Everything has to look un-conspicuous as possible and still keep things safe.
Sneaky pete's are ok, but those small bottles last no time. I would go with a regular kit and maybe hide the larger bottle in a fake speaker box in the trunk and the main thing to worry about is under the hood, where your running the lines and solienoids. As long as everything under the hood is hidden nicely, most people wont ask to look in the hatch/trunk. But you have to really know how to hide the lines under the hood to keep it on the low down. No fancy braided lines, etc. Everything has to look un-conspicuous as possible and still keep things safe.
quick ?? i just got off the phone with a nitrous dealer and he said with a stock 1990 you should definently g with a dry kit because a wet kit the fuek can puddle up in the intake and cause backfireing or blow the top half of the motor off. alot of people i here say go wet kit??? what do i do?


