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Old 07-20-2009, 11:19 PM
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Is the nozzle position on a wet kit a big deal. I use to have a dry kit and it seemed like where you put your nozzle made a big difference. I understand that a wet goes after the maf, but just didnt no if it mattered much after that?

also I put my nozzle in my bellow and it seems like Its got a slant to it where when i spray it, itd probably hit the side of the throttle body, but i cant get it to spray straight its like the lines push it that way. So im wondering how you all setup your nozzles to hold up straight, besides using a plate.

sorry for the newb questions.
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You have the nozzle in the right position, but it needs to spray straight, not into the side.
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yeah, thats what i figured. Im just needing help on getting it mounted right, cuz i cant fix it from turning. does everyone use those bolts that go onto the nozzle and then one goes onto the other side to hold it in place? I figured if I could find a way to loose that it may work better idk.
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Honestly, the way I fixed mine was to get a smooth bellow.
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haha yeah i thought about that, I just hate buying one.. I had a fernco laying around and looked it, but its way too think. Is the slp bellows not really thick?
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Originally Posted by johnLs1camaro
haha yeah i thought about that, I just hate buying one.. I had a fernco laying around and looked it, but its way too think. Is the slp bellows not really thick?
The SLP bellows is thick but its molded to fit your car perfectly. That's why I recommend them to customers.

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Your lines maybe pulling on the nozzle causing the angle.


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