#47445, "RE: Prior to installing a Nitrous kit I need to..." In response to Reply # 4
I'm not for sure but i thought 95's were the only ones that could run dry, i'm lookin at kits for my 99 gs, but i'm not for sure if our cars can run dry kits.
#47478, "RE: Prior to installing a Nitrous kit I need to..." In response to Reply # 5
Actually guys, ZEX started making a wet kit as of 2003. It's not listed on their site yet, but if you call ZEX they can hook you up with the right ZEX wet kit.
#47670, "RE: Prior to installing a Nitrous kit I need to..." In response to Reply # 6
How many times down the track will a ZEX kit of a venom kit spray down the track? and do you arm the nitrous before you start you race or as your running it to about second gear.
ps sorry i wasn't able to ask these questions earlier i've been out of town. thanx
#47674, "RE: Prior to installing a Nitrous kit I need to..." In response to Reply # 7
you can actually run any type of kit on any of the cars...wet or dry, there are just some things that need to be figured out. If you have a shop install it they will do it all and they will install either dry or wet.
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Originally posted by nappyjim make sure you let her know what the dillyo is. just tell her you was the peanut butter and she was the jelly and that night, God decided to make a peanut butter n jelly sandwhich. But let her know God dont eat peanut butter and jelly sandwhiches everyday.
#47771, "RE: Prior to installing a Nitrous kit I need to..." In response to Reply # 10
there is not (to my knowledge) a way to run a dry kit on a 96+ car because there is no vaccume line coming off of the fuel rail to use to raise the fuel pressure. Just get a wet kit, they are superior and safer for your engine anyway.
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