Where do I start for NOS setup?
dry setup you just shoot it into your intake.
wet- it mixes with fuel before entering your vehicle.
first off you might want different plugs. (colder plugs)
you def will need a new clutch flywheel after a bit of nitrous use.
how much are you looking to run?
wet- it mixes with fuel before entering your vehicle.
first off you might want different plugs. (colder plugs)
you def will need a new clutch flywheel after a bit of nitrous use.
how much are you looking to run?
Here's what I did:
-NGK BKR7E spark plugs (2 heat ranges colder than stock)
-B&M adjustable fuel pressure regulator (tp bump up the fuel)
-retard timing by 2 degrees (for every 50 shot)
Dry kit's are easy to install and are simple to use, good for beginners but don't go over a 75 shot.
Wet will give you more power and is safer (less chance of detonation).
Only spray at WOT over 2500k and don't hit redline!
-NGK BKR7E spark plugs (2 heat ranges colder than stock)
-B&M adjustable fuel pressure regulator (tp bump up the fuel)
-retard timing by 2 degrees (for every 50 shot)
Dry kit's are easy to install and are simple to use, good for beginners but don't go over a 75 shot.
Wet will give you more power and is safer (less chance of detonation).
Only spray at WOT over 2500k and don't hit redline!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rgaray »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I don't mean to hi-jack the thread, but has anyone thought of doing both wet and dry?</TD></TR></TABLE>
If you fully understand the difference between wet, and dry,
That question gets a little harder to answer, also makes less sense.
If you fully understand the difference between wet, and dry,
That question gets a little harder to answer, also makes less sense.
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