thinking about a little juice....
#2
I have been running a pieced together 100 dry shot for about two years now with the only problem being I froze the maf one time when I set up the nozzle too close to it. Lots of guys have had good luck with the NX wet kits too.
#3
Originally Posted by BigKID
I have been running a pieced together 100 dry shot for about two years now with the only problem being I froze the maf one time when I set up the nozzle too close to it. Lots of guys have had good luck with the NX wet kits too.
how much are you shootin? is the motor stock?
#5
TECH Junkie
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Katy, TX
If you want cheap, realiable 100 shot why not get the Compucar Dry Kit. Only $400, and adjusts up to 125 on stock V8s, no mods required. Ive had one of these on my Blazer for over a year w/75 shot. Clean, 30 minute install too.
#6
Originally Posted by Snake Eater
If you want cheap, realiable 100 shot why not get the Compucar Dry Kit. Only $400, and adjusts up to 125 on stock V8s, no mods required. Ive had one of these on my Blazer for over a year w/75 shot. Clean, 30 minute install too.
400 from where? "very interested"....... That sounds good to me... what kind of a gain could I expect to see with 100 shot? I'm guessing i'm running around 13.8 now.
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#8
I like the NX kits, as they have the better remote bottle openers. Also they have a fire n ice kit, that automatically keeps it at the pressure desired. I have installed a couple different kinds and I like the NX kits better, but thats my preference. They can get expensive, thats the problem. If you spray, you will need to atleast install a Trango/Billet servo's. I am not sure how long it will last, but the shiftkit and servo's will help reduce failure of the trans.
#9
I am running a .052 jet which comes out to ~100shot. Still running stock internals except for a 2k vette cam but I sprayed the stock cam till just a few months ago. Motor is still fine at ~90k miles but I am on my third tranny.




