My buddy and I have been working on the N20 install. We work different schedules so we only have been working a few hours at a time.

So far, we have plumbed everything and installed the bottle. It is an NX GM EFI kit. It is coming together slowly. We have started the wiring and about half way there. We are using Weatherpack connectors and creating harnesses so the system can be services easily.

We installed the purge, N20, and fuel solenoids on the bracket above the passenger side valve cover.




We mounted the bottle in the bed.




We tapped the silicone elbow with the nozzle



The relays and solenoid driver were mounted to the firewall.



We test fit the Microedge into the center console.




We are going to continue with the wiring tomorrow. Since we are only working a few hours a day, we will probably need at least 2 more days to button everything up

 

install looks great im about to start doin my in a couple of days hopefully its comes out as nice as yours i like the way everything blends in

 

Thanks man! It takes time, that is all.

We got more of the wiring done last night. I am hoping to button it up this today. I will post more pics.

 

Very clean and stealthly looking! I like it! I see it already has a charger so how much yal sprayin?

 

clean install get some videos when your done

 

also where did you route your purge line

 

looks good J. You'll be able to program from the cab, schweet!

 

that microedge is sweet where did you get that fromand how much

 

Harris Speed Works and it is awesome and very simple to use.

 

UPDATE:

The wiring under the hood is complete and in loom. Time to move into the cab and finish running the wire to the bed for the bottle heater. Almost there.

Going to start with a 50 and work my way up. I plan on spraying 100 if everything goes as planned.
he purge line will go in the middle of the wiper cowl.
Yep, that is the plan. This turned out to be a lot more work than anticipated
Harris Speed Works.
Simple is good! Haha Do you have yours hooked up the wideband for the lean/rich cut off feature?