View Full Version : Nitrous Express Help


Scrapin'4.8
08-25-2005, 09:34 PM
I'm just needing to know what size jets to use in my 4.8, if you can please give me all readings from 50hp up to 150hp. thanx guys

vanillagorilla
08-26-2005, 12:04 AM
Wet or dry shot?

slowec
08-26-2005, 04:06 AM
Its on the n/x website. :secret:

Scrapin'4.8
08-26-2005, 08:02 AM
Yeah i know it's in the installation stuff but my computer wont load it. It's a wet shot.

NXRICKY
08-26-2005, 09:04 AM
ok 55-60psi youare looking at..
hp n2o fuel
50 35 18
75 41 22
100 52 28
150 62 33

Sorry for the delay I try to check this board daily..
Ricky

Scrapin'4.8
08-26-2005, 10:04 AM
ok, i e-mailed nitrous express and asked one of the ppl what they were and he sent me back this
50- 35 20
75- 41 22
100- 52 28
125- 57 33
150-62 35
But it really don't matter b/c i'm just gonna run a 75 and 100hp jets and they're the same. If i go a hundred do i have to change spark plugs??? I know a lot of ya'll say to run NGK's. But how do the plugs that are a range colder make the truck run?? Does it still run as smooth??

KLUG'S SS
08-26-2005, 10:35 AM
ok, i e-mailed nitrous express and asked one of the ppl what they were and he sent me back this
50- 35 20
75- 41 22
100- 52 28
125- 57 33
150-62 35
But it really don't matter b/c i'm just gonna run a 75 and 100hp jets and they're the same. If i go a hundred do i have to change spark plugs??? I know a lot of ya'll say to run NGK's. But how do the plugs that are a range colder make the truck run?? Does it still run as smooth??

When I changed to the NGK TR6 plugs in my truck which is one heat range colder I didn't notice any difference at all in the way my truck runs. It still runs just as smooth as it did with the stock plugs if not better.

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