Should I put the nitrous jet before of after the oxygen sensor? I bought the kit used, so it doesn't have any instructions, and the manufacturers website isn't much help either.

It's a dry kit with a 75 shot jet.

 

You've got a LOT more reading to do. Your oxygen sensor is in your exhaust. The n2o goes into your intake tract.

 

nitrous jet goes to the nitrous nozzle
the fuel jet goes to the box

u need to download the instrutions before u blow!

 

My fault.
<U>I meant should the nitrous nozzle/jet, go before the sensor in the intake?</U>

Since my kit is a "Dry nitrous kit" it does not have a fuel jet, just a nitrous jet.

 

Before.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by d16rice &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My fault.
<U>I meant should the nitrous nozzle/jet, go before the sensor in the intake?</U>

Since my kit is a "Dry nitrous kit" it does not have a fuel jet, just a nitrous jet.</TD></TR></TABLE>
It still has a fuel jet that goes in the box as described above. Download the directions.

 

My mistake. I found the second jet. The kit was half way put together and no instructions, that's why I didn't notice it.

I was just wondering about the nozzle. A d16Y8 CAI has a pretty sharp bend a few inches after the throttle body. Wouldn't it be better to mount the spray before the bend? Although that would put the IAT sensor before the spray as well.

 

Mount the nitrous nozzle 12" before the TB to ensure proper mixture of the nitrous and air.

 

O.K. Thanks.