Installing Nitrous need help
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From: Thornton, CO, usa
Installing Nitrous need help
Can you use a wet nitrous kit on a stock fuel rail and if you can how? i have a 99 prelude with the H22 non lsd trans. and also how much HP does the stock clutch hold?? please help
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Re: Installing Nitrous need help (DArkKracing)
...this is not going to end well
The stock clutch sucks and should be replaced. It doesn't hold too much more than stock IIRC. Yes, you can install a wet nitrous kit on the stock fuel rail, there's several guides here, use the search button.
The stock clutch sucks and should be replaced. It doesn't hold too much more than stock IIRC. Yes, you can install a wet nitrous kit on the stock fuel rail, there's several guides here, use the search button.
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Stock clutch, bolt-ons, and a 75 shot will roast the clutch.
IIRC, the stock clutch is good for no more than 200 ft/lb's. Better start upgrading; I wouldn't personally run over a 65 shot too long with the stock clutch.
Yes, you can run a wet kit on the stock fuel rail.
IIRC, the stock clutch is good for no more than 200 ft/lb's. Better start upgrading; I wouldn't personally run over a 65 shot too long with the stock clutch.
Yes, you can run a wet kit on the stock fuel rail.
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As said yes you can run it on a stock rail. To do so you have to get a T fitting and splice the feed line to the rail. Then just hook it up to the little fuel line provided with the kit and your done. You can run a 50 shot on you clutch, but it will slip like a ****.
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Re: (LudeyKrus)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LudeyKrus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Stock clutch, bolt-ons, and a 75 shot will roast the clutch.
IIRC, the stock clutch is good for no more than 200 ft/lb's. Better start upgrading; I wouldn't personally run over a 65 shot too long with the stock clutch.
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i totally agree
IIRC, the stock clutch is good for no more than 200 ft/lb's. Better start upgrading; I wouldn't personally run over a 65 shot too long with the stock clutch.
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i totally agree
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