125 dry shot ..... 4.8L silvy
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Last edited by 2007chevy5.3l; 02-15-2012 at 09:12 PM.
#43
i think im just gonna go with the 175 shot... well thats good to hear that it wont be too terribly slow without nitrous.. i am gonna spend some time wiring it up tomorrow after i find better instructions than what i have lol ... im totally new to this and i cant wait to feel the POWA ! lol will it be ok with just the WOT switch spraying through shifts ... and i see a problem with my regular street tires are 275-45-20 and my slicks are 275-40-17 and i dont have the ability to adjust size on my own.... any suggestions ?
#44
You should start low like at a 100 shot first to get the hang of it.. Your gonna have traction issues. Ive had the tires chirp at a 60 hitting it on the 100. Im in a suv with alot better rear suspension and weight distribution than a truck... So on a 175 get ready to
#46
have it installed
be sure that you have a blow down tube if its mounted in the cab of the truck
You need to have a master power switch
Take the truck back to Wheatley for a retune
The get used to spraying it on the street.
You can spray it with a WOT switch or by a hand held push button . . . . whatever works
You can spray out of the hole, meaning hit the gas first, then press and hold the buttom down for the entire lenght of the run
Check your plugs
build the bottle pressure back up to 900 PSI with a heater blanket . . . or if you're impatient, use a torch or BBQ pit
#50
We put a 250 wet shot on a 2001? RCSB stock 4.8 with TR6 plugs, TB converter, 3.42s, walbro 255 and some 275 DRs.
On 93 oct, pulled about 10* , set PE AFR for 12.0 and it ran a 9.2 at the local 500' track on motor.
On spray it ran a 7.2. Thats hitting the kit after bout 100' and holding on for the ride.
Ran a bunch of bottles thru it with no problem.
On 93 oct, pulled about 10* , set PE AFR for 12.0 and it ran a 9.2 at the local 500' track on motor.
On spray it ran a 7.2. Thats hitting the kit after bout 100' and holding on for the ride.
Ran a bunch of bottles thru it with no problem.