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43742, ATTN: 96NOS or Someone who knows NOS Posted by nikademis, Jul-04-01 05:02 AM
i was wondering where you guys mount your fogger nozzels.i have mine mounted about 2 inches before my breather tube on my intake.this being on the radiator/bumper side not the firewall/windsheild side.is this ok? i have it all hooked up and i havent sprayed yet i was wondering if this is a good place?what i mean is the the fuel/nitro mix isnt going to some how spill into the valve cover where the cams are and fuck anything up is it?the instructions say 6 to 12 inches down the intake from the throttel body this lands my nozzel placement about 8inches .some responce to any of these Q's is greatly appreciated.
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43743, RE: ATTN: 96NOS or Someone who knows NOS Posted by 96NOS_Eclipse, Jul-06-01 05:42 AM
Ours is mounted right after the bend in the intake pipe about 4-5 inches away from the throttle body on the firewall side. You might be ok although it is before the vent tube, hmm, you might want to cap off the tube that goes into the intake (intake side) and hook the hose from the engine to a breather filter of some kind. I really don't know what kind of effect (nitrous is corrosive, might not be something you want in by the valves also you would have gas mixed with oil up there from it too.)it would have on the engine if it gets in there but I do know that if it does get into there it's the less fuel/nitrous that gets into the intake and could reduce power. Our line was only that long, we couldn't get it any farther away. If you get any bogging or the oposite, intake backfire you will have to move it closer to the throttle body.
Michelle 96 Eclipse Base Model Best 14.6@93 w/60 shot

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43744, RE: ATTN: 96NOS or Someone who knows NOS Posted by speedracer21, Jul-06-01 09:26 AM
on a wet kit you want it as closr to the throttle body as possable, but on a dry kit you want it as far as possable.
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