NOS NOSzle kit
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From: Alton VA
NOS NOSzle kit
Have any of you guys installed or know anyone who has installed one of these kits on a LT1/4. I know it would be the 8cylinder universal kit but wonder about the fit. JEGS has this kit in their new catalog for about $1500.
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Re: NOS NOSzle kit (vetsvette)
I was looking at the same think. Looks like a pretty slick answer. I am sure there are cheaper ways to get there, but probably none with better visual appeal.
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Re: NOS NOSzle kit (vetsvette)
Use a mustang kit (fogger), grab a high performance fuel pump and some different jets. You'll spend about $750 - $800 with all brand new stuff.
Don't go spray bar because I heard they tend to lean out the #1 and #2 cylinders.
If you can, just "ASSUME" you were going to spend the $1500, and get a directport kit, another fuel pump and some intake gaskets and throw on a direct port setup (by far the best).
Obviously if you want all the bells and whistles (Digital Ignition, Window Switch, custom switch console, bottle heater, purge, ect...) it's going to cost a little more.
Don't go spray bar because I heard they tend to lean out the #1 and #2 cylinders.
If you can, just "ASSUME" you were going to spend the $1500, and get a directport kit, another fuel pump and some intake gaskets and throw on a direct port setup (by far the best).
Obviously if you want all the bells and whistles (Digital Ignition, Window Switch, custom switch console, bottle heater, purge, ect...) it's going to cost a little more.
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Re: NOS NOSzle kit (Janaelen)
It is the NOSzle system in particular that I'm interested in. I talked with Holley about a system for the LT1/4 and they didn't even have any plans to test one never mind build a dedicated system. That is why I'm looking for a little input before spending that much money on a "Universal" system. As most of us have discovered, "one size don't fit all". Whatever I end up with will have all the bells and whistles for safety and performance.
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