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Old 08-15-2009 | 03:24 PM
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Question Dry Nitrous set up questions

So im really wanting some N20 for the truck to help push this pig into the 12's and keep ahead of the vette aka Jeffy. So im thinking about a dry 100 shot. Here are the parts i have in mind please give me some feed back on this.

AEM wideband
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Brand X dry nozzle maf set up
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Brand X automatic bottle heater
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N20 bottle pressure gauge
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Is there any other must haves besides a tune and some NGK TR6 plugs?
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Old 08-15-2009 | 06:54 PM
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I'd recommend a wet kit instead of the dry kit.....not a huge price difference and it's alot safer, especially at the 100+ level. 50 or maybe 75 would be okay dry, but I'd want to know that extra fuel is going in with anything bigger than a 75
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Originally Posted by tommy1005
I'd recommend a wet kit instead of the dry kit.....not a huge price difference and it's alot safer, especially at the 100+ level. 50 or maybe 75 would be okay dry, but I'd want to know that extra fuel is going in with anything bigger than a 75
It's not any safer if the dry shot is tuned right. There's no reason why you can't run a dry shot. A wet shot is just much easier to tune.
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You can get away with plugs and a stock tune with a 100 shot... A wet shot would be easier in the long run if you plan to up the shot, for tuning reasons..
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Originally Posted by Mangled03gmc
You can get away with plugs and a stock tune with a 100 shot... A wet shot would be easier in the long run if you plan to up the shot, for tuning reasons..
He's not on a stock tune.
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Originally Posted by RandomHero
He's not on a stock tune.
Yah I was just stating that a 100 dry shot is doable on a stock tune.. Mr Nelson might have to adjust timing in his 93tune
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Originally Posted by Mangled03gmc
Yah I was just stating that a 100 dry shot is doable on a stock tune.. Mr Nelson might have to adjust timing in his 93tune
Ah I see. Yea he's not too far away from Allen so I would imagine either a wet or dry shot would be fine.
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I hope you have some huge injectors for a dry shot that big.
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Originally Posted by Atomic
I hope you have some huge injectors for a dry shot that big.
From a 100 shot??? Stock ones will work
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Are you sure? My stock injectors reach 95% duty cycle under full throttle so I doubt there is much room left for nitrous.



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