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Alright I need easy bang for the buck power, so...what would be a safe and fun nitrous set up on a
1.1990 l98
2.ported out superram and stock heads to 1205
3.1.6 RR's
4. dual straights
5.ram air/cold air
6.3.75 gears/shift kit/trans cooler
7.underdrives, and probably smog remove
8.hypertech chip
thanks guys... I know I will get - comments on the gears but, it is what it is
Alright I need easy bang for the buck power, so...what would be a safe and fun nitrous set up on a
1.1990 l98
2.ported out superram and stock heads to 1205
3.1.6 RR's
4. dual straights
5.ram air/cold air
6.3.75 gears/shift kit/trans cooler
7.underdrives, and probably smog remove
8.hypertech chip
thanks guys... I know I will get - comments on the gears but, it is what it is
Look @ Intro to nos system !!!!!! & pm me If you want to know more ???? You can't use the chip!! I run a 3.07 Gear. mine is a L98 !! Auto !
Last edited by "swamp rat"; Mar 8, 2009 at 06:25 AM.
On the super ram, people have had distribution problems with single fogger systems. Basically, the only safe wet system for the SR intake is direct port. Direct port systems are not cheap, even if you build them yourself. You'll spend north of $1000 pretty quick before it's ready to spray for the first time.
You could probably use a dry system, but I'm not familiar enough with the SR application to know what, if any, issues you will encounter going that route.
On the super ram, people have had distribution problems with single fogger systems. Basically, the only safe wet system for the SR intake is direct port. Direct port systems are not cheap, even if you build them yourself. You'll spend north of $1000 pretty quick before it's ready to spray for the first time.
You could probably use a dry system, but I'm not familiar enough with the SR application to know what, if any, issues you will encounter going that route.
Good luck!
thanks, I figured I would have to do dry or it might puddle
I really don't see why a regular dry kit with the correct fuel pressure regulator wouldn't work. Does the SR use the normal rail mounted regulator, or is the regulator external?
I belive PeteK has used a NOS kit# 5051 with no problems. I asked this question awhile back when I "thought" about running it. The puddle issue scares me to death tho.