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I just had my first experience with nitrous. In a 4.8. I want some. Whats a safe limit to spray on a 100k mile 5.3 dainly driven 4x4? What is better wet or dry? Anymore info is greatly appreciated.
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make darn sure you put on a fuel pressure gauge. and make sure the plugs are new and the wires are good. missfires will become your worst enemy. go wet kit. get a good kit also.
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Originally Posted by Scream
I'm not trying to be an ***, but it's N2O. NO2 is nitrogen dioxide. 

Oops my bad, I wasnt paying attention. I work in a chemical plant, you would think I would have gotten it right. I dont guess NO2 would really help make power huh?
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What are some good kits to look into? Whats the diff between wet and dry? On a wet kit you spray directly into the manifold right? If so, how do you compensate teh extra fuel? External fuel pump?
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Originally Posted by white1
What are some good kits to look into? Whats the diff between wet and dry? On a wet kit you spray directly into the manifold right? If so, how do you compensate teh extra fuel? External fuel pump? 

Ok a wet kit has (2) solenoids. A n20 solenoid and a fuel solenoid. When you activate the system a certain amount of fuel(coming from your schrader valve or from your fuel hose) and n20(depending on what jets you have in the nozzles) sprays into your intake tube(usually) right before the throttle body. It then spreads throughout your intake manifold.
A dry kit has (1) solenoid. A n20 solenoid. When you activate the system n20 sprays into your intake tube(basiclly) right before you MAF(mass air flow sensor). When the n20 goes through the MAF your vehicles computer deciedes how much fuel is needed and adds it via your fuel injectors. By that time the n20 is already in your intake manifold and is mixing with the fuel.
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What are the advantages to going with a wet kit? I know usually the harder to install something the better gains you get.
It seems like the dry is the easier to install, so obviously it isn't as good lol. Thanks for the help
It seems like the dry is the easier to install, so obviously it isn't as good lol. Thanks for the help



I just installed my ny-trex kit and damn stalling up to 3000 and punching it off the line is awesome.