NOS?????
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I don't know the first thing about building a nos system but I do know:
NOS is like a hott chick with an STD, you wanna hit it, but you don't wanna hit it.
I have a friend with a 96 GT with a few things done to it, including (2) 10lbs bottles, he says he beats C5's (not the plane) with one spray and the second is in case they want more at the next light.
NOS is like a hott chick with an STD, you wanna hit it, but you don't wanna hit it.
I have a friend with a 96 GT with a few things done to it, including (2) 10lbs bottles, he says he beats C5's (not the plane) with one spray and the second is in case they want more at the next light.
nitrous is like a hot chick with an std, you wanna hit it but your afraid of the consequences.
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Joined: Nov 2005
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From: NY
yes you have a wot switch, it is mechanical... it's the micro-switch, it's in the wiring kit
i like bottle guages, but i look a hood guage better so i can see it all the time
extra bottle won't hurt... you don't wanna fill up at the track.. they rape you, or you don't wanna run out.. so a spare is always good
check ebay, you can get brand new NOS bottles for $200 , they are $300-ish everywhere else
if you score a used bottle, look at the original hydro date to see how old it is
in the shoulder of the bottle.. after all the DOT numbers there will be (2) 2-digit numbers separated by a funny looking "A" thats the month and year it was made
i always like the newest bottle i can find... less chance some schmuck used a torch on it
oh btw... get an inline filter... cheap insurance of not clogging up a selonoid and making it "hang" open
i like bottle guages, but i look a hood guage better so i can see it all the time
extra bottle won't hurt... you don't wanna fill up at the track.. they rape you, or you don't wanna run out.. so a spare is always good
check ebay, you can get brand new NOS bottles for $200 , they are $300-ish everywhere else
if you score a used bottle, look at the original hydro date to see how old it is
in the shoulder of the bottle.. after all the DOT numbers there will be (2) 2-digit numbers separated by a funny looking "A" thats the month and year it was made
i always like the newest bottle i can find... less chance some schmuck used a torch on it
oh btw... get an inline filter... cheap insurance of not clogging up a selonoid and making it "hang" open
Thanks for the tips man!
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 28
From: okla
here is all the info u need strong stang; nitrous outlet,toll free 866-648-7637 tell them kevin from oklahoma sent u.
a nozzle that goes in your breather tube is better than a plate kit, ask Dave at the outlet he will tell you why and answer any questions. they also have a forum at nitrous tech.com. it has all wiring diagrams and stuff, check it out.
a nozzle that goes in your breather tube is better than a plate kit, ask Dave at the outlet he will tell you why and answer any questions. they also have a forum at nitrous tech.com. it has all wiring diagrams and stuff, check it out.
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From: st clair shores MI
now THAT i'd really like to hear
i can come up w/ 5 reasons why it's NOT better... but not a single one why it is
unless of course your talking about a tb plate kit, which really isn't a plate kit, it's the same principle as a single nozzle
i can come up w/ 5 reasons why it's NOT better... but not a single one why it is
unless of course your talking about a tb plate kit, which really isn't a plate kit, it's the same principle as a single nozzle
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 37
From: Rochester Hills, Michigan
here is all the info u need strong stang; nitrous outlet,toll free 866-648-7637 tell them kevin from oklahoma sent u.
a nozzle that goes in your breather tube is better than a plate kit, ask Dave at the outlet he will tell you why and answer any questions. they also have a forum at nitrous tech.com. it has all wiring diagrams and stuff, check it out.
a nozzle that goes in your breather tube is better than a plate kit, ask Dave at the outlet he will tell you why and answer any questions. they also have a forum at nitrous tech.com. it has all wiring diagrams and stuff, check it out.
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From: colorado
I have never seen a single nozzle that goes in your breather tube work worth spit when spraying 250 hp of nitrous. Most good plate kits on the other hand, have no problem with that level and more in some applications. If you are going to make broad statements such as that, it would be nice if you could explain yourself! Just a suggestion.
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From: okla
I have never seen a single nozzle that goes in your breather tube work worth spit when spraying 250 hp of nitrous. Most good plate kits on the other hand, have no problem with that level and more in some applications. If you are going to make broad statements such as that, it would be nice if you could explain yourself! Just a suggestion.
ok i think i remember...it was a wet shot so it gives the fuel and n2o more time to mix.