#103101, "Any idea how this kit would be (sniper nitrous kit)"
Hey, so ive decided that sence i have to pay for school, and i cant have my car off the road for a while to rebuild and do internals and install a turbo kit, i figure i can settle the power urge with a nitrous kit. Ive been reading for a while on adding sprey to dsm's and ive pretty much got the basic idea. Im looking into this kit, Its pretty much the cheapest one on ebay, so that scares me. But if the ad is true and it is built by NOS as a low budget wet kit, it gives me a bit of relief. Now im on stock internals with about 175-185 compression all around, so i would stick to the 35 or 50 jet. So what do you guys think about this kit?
#103102, "RE: Any idea how this kit would be (sniper nitrous kit)" In response to Reply # 0
Well, i'm in the same boat as you. I dont like having my car down for long periods and i'm aching for more power but dont have the big budget to throw down on everything at once.
#103116, "RE: Any idea how this kit would be (sniper nitrous kit)" In response to Reply # 2
Originally posted by wickedtalon Looks fine. I've used a Nitrous Express wet kit for awhile. I ran a 75 shot with no problems. I had over 150k on the engine.
+1, I had 150k on my engine with just i/h/e/udp and ran a 75 shot and loved it. I put down around 200 wheel torque and cant remembe the whp but I made a post about it. I run a Nitrous Outlet wet single fogger kit. Its a great kit and not that expensive, I would really recomend getting a electronic wot switch with gear lock out, 1st gear really doesn't do anything while spraying. I still have that kit but now with a bottle heater that maintains 1000 psi of line pressure and jetted at 150 shot. Its intense but I have only sprayed it one time because I can get this thing tuned right. All in all, I say go for it but don't be greedy/stupid or you WILL damage your engine and then you will be forced to rebuild
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