wet vs dry
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Apr 2000
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From: Manassas VA
wet vs dry
Im getting the itch to try and get more power out of my car. I have been reading up on zex site about their dry system for the LT1 (82018) They speak of a lot of advantages to a dry system and I was just trying to get other opinions on this.
I am needing to go to bigger injectors so when I go back to get that tuned, I figured that I could have the N20 checked on the dyno as well to make sure it is reasonably safe.
This kit is good for 75-125 hp.
Also, my other mods are in my signature. Thanks in advance
I am needing to go to bigger injectors so when I go back to get that tuned, I figured that I could have the N20 checked on the dyno as well to make sure it is reasonably safe.
This kit is good for 75-125 hp. Also, my other mods are in my signature. Thanks in advance
Instructor
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 108
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From: Green Cove Springs Florida
I just ordered a dry Compucar Kit for my 1995 Vette and was kinda wondering the same thing. I heard the wet system works best & more added hp than the dry system.The dry system is supposed to be easier to install and setup. Mine just adds an extra 125 hp I believe.
Any way it is ordered now and hopefully on the way.
Any way it is ordered now and hopefully on the way.
