Nitrous Setups
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mine is not as nice or clean as some of the ones here in the forum but it should work ok.
some old pics with the painted red Killer Bee intake and black painted beehive.
recent one. with the black killer bee/beehive and new nitrous lines.
bottles in the back.
If I had to do it all over, I will probably do it differently.... but as long as it works I dont care lol
trying to decide if I should keep the CAI black, or do Red same as before...
some old pics with the painted red Killer Bee intake and black painted beehive.
recent one. with the black killer bee/beehive and new nitrous lines.
bottles in the back.
If I had to do it all over, I will probably do it differently.... but as long as it works I dont care lol
trying to decide if I should keep the CAI black, or do Red same as before...
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I didn't spray yet. And honestly I am new to nitrous so I wouldn't be qalified to answer this. But from the reading I did and all the research, it looks like nano is that way to go. Hopefully I will dyno it sometime next week on nitrous.
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Oh I didn't mean it that way. I just mean do the nitrous lines more profissionally. Go with 10lbs bottles instead of 15lbs. But I don't think you can get anything better than the nitrous outlet direct port system.
I didn't spray yet. And honestly I am new to nitrous so I wouldn't be qalified to answer this. But from the reading I did and all the research, it looks like nano is that way to go. Hopefully I will dyno it sometime next week on nitrous.
I didn't spray yet. And honestly I am new to nitrous so I wouldn't be qalified to answer this. But from the reading I did and all the research, it looks like nano is that way to go. Hopefully I will dyno it sometime next week on nitrous.
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Constant pressure. No waiting on bottle to get warm (using bottle warmers/heaters) also use every little bit of your bottle efficintly. And looks cool HAHA!! Especially for people that don't know much about nitrous.
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you have to jet different and there is a temp window of use, the nx pressure regulated heater works well and is light
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