When useing Spray...
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When useing Spray...
I heard useing a dry shot is better then wet... How safe is it to run it on a stock b16?
yes i did a search and nada...
yes i did a search and nada...
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Re: When useing Spray... (JustHere4ADay)
dry is great if you have an ems that can make up the fuel with and have the possibility to switch between non N2o use and n20 use.
most people that i see use the wet fogger, kinda takes the guess work out of it.
i am in no way a nitrous junkie.
just for the hell of it there were 230 results just searching "nitrous" in archived F/i
most people that i see use the wet fogger, kinda takes the guess work out of it.
i am in no way a nitrous junkie.
just for the hell of it there were 230 results just searching "nitrous" in archived F/i
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Re: When useing Spray... (boostedcivicsir)
wet is best.. When using a dry system.. you run a bigger risk of leaning the motor out.
You can run dry with a EMS or hondata.. or any stand alone with nitrous control, allowing the injectors to control the fuel when the unit is on.
Go wet.!
You can run dry with a EMS or hondata.. or any stand alone with nitrous control, allowing the injectors to control the fuel when the unit is on.
Go wet.!
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Re: When useing Spray... (boostedcivicsir)
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