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Do you need the kit to work or is it just for show?
Nitrous Outlet kit looks sick installed IMO
For a quick install the noids can go under the fuel rail covers and you can use a manual activation switch under the gas ped but that means you will be spraying through the shifts dont go too big 75 shot was worth 9mph not spraing throught the shifts on my setup.
Do you need the kit to work or is it just for show?
Nitrous Outlet kit looks sick installed IMO
For a quick install the noids can go under the fuel rail covers and you can use a manual activation switch under the gas ped but that means you will be spraying through the shifts dont go too big 75 shot was worth 9mph not spraing throught the shifts on my setup.
I couldn't care what it looks like but I need it to work.
I think that a plate system would be ideal for you based on the fact that you wouldn't have to drill any holes in the intake tract and it can be pulled off and everything else bolted back on when done. If you're looking to do a dry system, we offer a dry plate w/ Interface controller (factory style plugs so there is no cutting of the harness) to control the fueling and timing. If you were keeping the kit on there, I would obviously recommend all of the safety accessories as well. If you do however plan to even spray it once, I highly recommend dropping the heat range on the plugs. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. Thanks
Nick
Originally Posted by phantasms
Need some spray help here.
I'm running an LS3 C6 automatic in an event I'm putting together for my show.
I need a simple nitrous system. I'm guessing a dry shot would be best.
Needs to be a very simple quick install. Will only be using it for a day then removing the kit. Not being huge money would be a big plus.
What do you guys suggest? Anything else you need to know?
I think that a plate system would be ideal for you based on the fact that you wouldn't have to drill any holes in the intake tract and it can be pulled off and everything else bolted back on when done. If you're looking to do a dry system, we offer a dry plate w/ Interface controller (factory style plugs so there is no cutting of the harness) to control the fueling and timing. If you were keeping the kit on there, I would obviously recommend all of the safety accessories as well. If you do however plan to even spray it once, I highly recommend dropping the heat range on the plugs. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. Thanks