To spray or not
07-23-2007, 07:34 PM
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I don't know about nelson, but I know my wheatley can do anything. To know for sure, ask nelson. Good luck with that though...
If you don't mind shelling out that money for the gauges, they are a good idea, but are not tottaly necessary.
If you don't mind shelling out that money for the gauges, they are a good idea, but are not tottaly necessary.
07-23-2007, 08:52 PM
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nitrous kit dry or wet
bottle heater
nitrous filter
diapers
ngk tr6 spark plugs
No need to waste money on window switch, unless you want that comfortable feeling knowing it will not mess up and spray through shift (which is not recommended on a stockish trans btw)...
So,
Wire it to run off button (one switch to activate 12v source power and have that switch wired to one side of the button and other side of button is to solenoid(s)) Make sure not to spray below 3k rpm and to let off button right before the shift and get back on the button after the shift asap.
The spraying at 3k is a real safe rpm to spray, but fwiw I have sprayed about 1800rpm on a 100 shot and no problems...not recommended as well, but you can do it.
Good Luck!
nitrous kit dry or wet
bottle heater
nitrous filter
diapers
ngk tr6 spark plugs
No need to waste money on window switch, unless you want that comfortable feeling knowing it will not mess up and spray through shift (which is not recommended on a stockish trans btw)...
So,
Wire it to run off button (one switch to activate 12v source power and have that switch wired to one side of the button and other side of button is to solenoid(s)) Make sure not to spray below 3k rpm and to let off button right before the shift and get back on the button after the shift asap.
The spraying at 3k is a real safe rpm to spray, but fwiw I have sprayed about 1800rpm on a 100 shot and no problems...not recommended as well, but you can do it.
Good Luck!
07-23-2007, 11:40 PM
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dont go dry get the wet kit its so much easier on your injectors and its only one more solenoid. Below 3000 and you can get into a nitrous backfire and we dont want that.