Window Switch and Sneaky setups?
11-07-2006, 03:32 PM
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Window Switch and Sneaky setups?
Im gettin a wet kit, from a friend and just wondering where I could pick up a window switch, also lookin for some ideas on how to hide EVERYTHING so I can surpise people at the truck... and and make some money ofcourse.
11-07-2006, 09:11 PM
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nitrous plate system just looks like a tb spacer. I would put the nozzle in the egr port if you got one or you can get nitro daves nitrous outlet to spray bar your intake. Shoot em a pm its not much for them to do it but you will be without and intake for a while.
11-07-2006, 09:33 PM
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The best window switch on the market is right here.
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/catalog...product_id=964
If you decide to go with this switch make sure you let us know you are from this forum. That way you can get in the drawing for the free custom painted bottle..
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http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/catalog...product_id=964
If you decide to go with this switch make sure you let us know you are from this forum. That way you can get in the drawing for the free custom painted bottle..
Dave
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11-09-2006, 12:12 PM
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Here's what you get to see of both of my noids, my nozzle, and my lines/wires..........
We're setting up a phantom bottle setup for the smarter guys. I'm mounting some bottle brackets in the back of the truck with a 10lb bottle. Drilling a hole in the bed to allow a "phantom" line to come up and hook to the bottle(it won't be connected to anything). That way, when they want me to take the bottle out, they'll never see the 5lb bottle I have behind my seat hooked up to my system.
We're setting up a phantom bottle setup for the smarter guys. I'm mounting some bottle brackets in the back of the truck with a 10lb bottle. Drilling a hole in the bed to allow a "phantom" line to come up and hook to the bottle(it won't be connected to anything). That way, when they want me to take the bottle out, they'll never see the 5lb bottle I have behind my seat hooked up to my system.
11-09-2006, 12:24 PM
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Here's what you get to see of both of my noids, my nozzle, and my lines/wires..........
We're setting up a phantom bottle setup for the smarter guys. I'm mounting some bottle brackets in the back of the truck with a 10lb bottle. Drilling a hole in the bed to allow a "phantom" line to come up and hook to the bottle(it won't be connected to anything). That way, when they want me to take the bottle out, they'll never see the 5lb bottle I have behind my seat hooked up to my system.
We're setting up a phantom bottle setup for the smarter guys. I'm mounting some bottle brackets in the back of the truck with a 10lb bottle. Drilling a hole in the bed to allow a "phantom" line to come up and hook to the bottle(it won't be connected to anything). That way, when they want me to take the bottle out, they'll never see the 5lb bottle I have behind my seat hooked up to my system.
11-09-2006, 01:51 PM
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Yeah, I'm going through the egr port. I'll get some pics with the covers off when the truck gets back in my possession. I have the noids mounted using the passenger side fuel rail, and they fit perfectly under the side cover. Also, my switches for my bottle warmer and activation are my fog light and cargo lamp switches. It's a hard *** setup to spot and impossible to see at night on the street. 