nitrous outlet nitrous plate review
04-06-2006, 11:36 AM
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nitrous outlet nitrous plate review
i have my truck back and it was time to test new parts. next up on the list is the nitrous plate from nitro dave. great piece to own. looks good and is a sneaky way to install nitrous.
first off, i sprayed a 100 shot through it. at 55 i punched the pedal then flipped the nitrous switch and it delivers way more smoother than the nozzle i was using. which in my way of thinking that means the fuel and nitrous is mixing more cleanly and delivering a safer spray.
in order to use this on the truck intake you will have to do some minor adjustments. the fuel evap that sits on top of the engine will have to be removed and siliconed/plugged. it will be in the way of the lines. you will then have to tune out the ses code.
secondly, litreddevil made a custom bracket to move the throttle lines for me. the kit came with one bracket but two is needed. i could have called dave and i am sure i could have gotten another one but oh well.
time for the pics.
you can see the two lines coming from the plate in the center
side view. where the lines connect is where the emissions evap was
rear view. nitrous on the right, gas on the left
you can see the custom plate randy made to move the throttle lines
once again, the custom bracket to move the throttle lines. silver in the center
you can see how it looks with the hat on the engine
side view of hat
opposite side. you can see the line tapped into the fuel rail. electrical tape will hide that.
engine is dirty so disregard that stuff
first off, i sprayed a 100 shot through it. at 55 i punched the pedal then flipped the nitrous switch and it delivers way more smoother than the nozzle i was using. which in my way of thinking that means the fuel and nitrous is mixing more cleanly and delivering a safer spray.
in order to use this on the truck intake you will have to do some minor adjustments. the fuel evap that sits on top of the engine will have to be removed and siliconed/plugged. it will be in the way of the lines. you will then have to tune out the ses code.
secondly, litreddevil made a custom bracket to move the throttle lines for me. the kit came with one bracket but two is needed. i could have called dave and i am sure i could have gotten another one but oh well.
time for the pics.
you can see the two lines coming from the plate in the center
side view. where the lines connect is where the emissions evap was
rear view. nitrous on the right, gas on the left
you can see the custom plate randy made to move the throttle lines
once again, the custom bracket to move the throttle lines. silver in the center
you can see how it looks with the hat on the engine
side view of hat
opposite side. you can see the line tapped into the fuel rail. electrical tape will hide that.
engine is dirty so disregard that stuff
04-06-2006, 01:29 PM
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I got one for my TBSS, and instead of messin aroundtrying to relocate everything on the intake, i just had Dave machine new holes on the side of the plate.. Gonna go with his GTO solenoid mounting kit as well..
I'll get some pics up soon..
I'll get some pics up soon..
04-06-2006, 01:35 PM
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i have his noid mounting kit that mounts them on the front of the head. i will get around to installing my new noids and that one day. i doubt they will be conceiled any more after that.
