#43577, "RE: Safest NOS kit???" In response to Reply # 2
Wet kit is MUCH safer. The wet kit adds fuel along with the Nos. Plus the only eclipse that can use the dry kit is the 95's with the OBD-I fuel system. The 96-99 OBD-II cars have to use wet system.
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#43578, "RE: Safest NOS kit???" In response to Reply # 3
LAST EDITED ON 23-Oct-01 AT 05:54 AM (PST)
First off, the company NOS is the only place that makes NOS kit, although other places do make NITROUS kits(damn the fast and the furious! ) anways, to the question, most of the wet kits/drykits/direct port kits are essentially the same. each manufacturer claims ot have the "latest" nozzle technology. NX is what i like the best, cause their shots are proven toput the rated power to the ground, not the flywheel. and a wet kit isnt necessarily a lot safer than a dry kit. for small shots, i woud prefer a dry kit, because of the chance of puddling. if the nitrous puddles in the intake with the fuel, there could be a big boom that would remove your intake manifold for you. in bigger shots, 75 and up, wet kits and DP kits are better. we dont have much of a choice though, wet is pretty much all you can use. if you wanna run a 75-shot wet kit, go ahead and get a direct port kit and run the minimum 80-shot, that would be "safer". NitrousEclipse97@aol.com http://www.teamklr.com 1997 Eclipse RS JE Pistons Crower Rods 75-shot Nitrous Express(wet) AEM CAI Greddy EVO Exhaust NGK Plugs&Wires(one range colder) Front/Rear Upper Strut bars Eibach Pro-Kit springs Tokico Struts 17" Konig Imagines Yokohama A520's
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) anways, to the question, most of the wet kits/drykits/direct port kits are essentially the same. each manufacturer claims ot have the "latest" nozzle technology. NX is what i like the best, cause their shots are proven toput the rated power to the ground, not the flywheel. and a wet kit isnt necessarily a lot safer than a dry kit. for small shots, i woud prefer a dry kit, because of the chance of puddling. if the nitrous puddles in the intake with the fuel, there could be a big boom that would remove your intake manifold for you. in bigger shots, 75 and up, wet kits and DP kits are better. we dont have much of a choice though, wet is pretty much all you can use. if you wanna run a 75-shot wet kit, go ahead and get a direct port kit and run the minimum 80-shot, that would be "safer".