sorry to be such a newb but im just trying to play it safe by asking for a lilttle advice. i have a 93 civic dx stock motor few add ons ( msd 6a blaster coil etc... intake , exhaust) . im installing a nitrous express kit ( full kit , purge , fuel pressure safety switch set at 35 psi, bottle warmer ) . also have a b&m fuel pressure regulator and im going 2 steps lower on the spark plugs.

i dont really know too much about nitrous so i would like to know any info that would help me along with my installation and proper use of the nitrous, im a little worried about useing it ( call me a bitch) so i am going to start off useing a 35 shot and the highest i will go is probably 50. thats all the info i can supply to who ever will help me out i hope this is enough. thanks in advace and thanks H-T for leting me be here

 

buy a msd rpm window switch, on at a certain rpm, off at another.

 

thanks for the info HondaAccordSiR , any suggestions on the rpm range i should set it at?

 

bump for the night, any info is greatly appreciated thanks

 

is it dry or wet???

Landon

 

I think you will be ok with the 35, or 50shot, being cautious and playing it safe should guarantee a trouble free set-up. I wouldn't really worry about a window switch, full throttle will be fine exspecially since you have the fuel safety switch in the event of bumping rev limit. Once you get it all on just besure to arm it an hit the switch with the bottle closed, see if the car bogs from the excess fuel and you should be good to go. I think you really don't need to back off 2 heat ranges in plugs, just back off the timing a tad. We just put a 65shot on a d16 bone stock, no timing retard, no colder plugs, 30min install, just to play and had no problems all night.

 

thanks guys for the replies.

and boosted_dc2 it is a wet kit

12thstreetjunkman thanks for the info

 

after you use it for the first time, check your plugs to see if its running lean or rich also. If you don't check to make sure everything is ok, then your gonna be in for some trouble down the road. Good Luck