Ruing nitrous without relay

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Old Apr 28, 2012 | 06:50 PM
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My set uo consist of running nitrous witout the relay. Just an arming switch connected to wot switch cobnected to solenoids. Is that fine? Thatll be fine right?
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Old Apr 28, 2012 | 06:52 PM
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Dumb for so many reasons.
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Old Apr 29, 2012 | 06:48 AM
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Keep in mind if you make one wrong move with your right foot and your motor is gone. The more safety systems the better IMO.

When I ran nitrous, I did the same thing the first time around. **** hit the fan, and I ended up melting my #4 spark plug. Luckily there was no damage to the motor...but I doubt I'd be so fortunate again.

The more safeguards, the less likely you are to be picking up pieces of your motor off the highway.
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Keep in mind if you make one wrong move with your right foot and your motor is gone. The more safety systems the better IMO.

When I ran nitrous, I did the same thing the first time around. **** hit the fan, and I ended up melting my #4 spark plug. Luckily there was no damage to the motor...but I doubt I'd be so fortunate again.

The more safeguards, the less likely you are to be picking up pieces of your motor off the highway.
ok thanks for the reply. The reason I asked was because I've tried hooking it up so many times and it didnt work. not sure if the relay is gone or not. Ive tested it and was getting some power from it but does it need adequate power to supply the solenoids? either way i bought a new relay and just hoping it works.

Here is my set up, Ive got the blue green orange and red relay. NOS branded i'm guessing. orange goes to power. green goes to ground. red wire connects to WOT switch and blue wire goes to solenoids. Is this connected right guys? thanks for any positive inputs.
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