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Old 07-08-2005, 10:59 AM
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Default What should I go!!! Dry or Wet! Help please

I have an Auto C6.

Should I buy the 5177 Kit and install it myself -cheep!

Or, buy a wet kit and have Norris Motor sports install it? -$$$

If I go wet I am going to want to do a 150 shot if dry 100 shot.

I can't decide!!!
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dry hits much softer and is easy on all drive line parts, but wet will make more power.
imo for low budget, low matnice, and nice power, i say dry.
for a race style beat up your car then go wet.
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if you are on the street and stock suspension setup go dry and you will have a better chance to hookup
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Originally Posted by pushinfreight
if you are on the street and stock suspension setup go dry and you will have a better chance to hookup
good call.
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I agree, dry is a good starter kit. later you can go wet or dual stage wet/dry dry/dry or what ever you want depending on needs (with existing dry kit). A dry kit is an easy way to get started.
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I would go with wet shot for your engines safety
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Originally Posted by slowta99
I would go with wet shot for your engines safety
LMFAO...Riiiiiighhhht.
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HA HA HA...rather keep it rich than lean..jst my opinion
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i have seen equal problems with wet and dry.
so IMO it comes down to what you want.
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Either system will work fine on the HP levels you are looking for.However I say go wet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I have a ColdFusion Wet kit for sale.... Its brandnew..... WIll take 450 shipped for it..
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Go with a TNT WET 150 shot!!!!! I love mine. Just make sure you use a window switch.
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Window switch a big yes, I have replaced my fare share of transmissions without the switch. You will love both wet or dry, nitrous rocks. You can spray more with a wet kit. You can install both yourself, they are very easy. Let us know if you need help..
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Both have pros and cons do research and find one theat you like......I say it's all the same to me just spray and own!
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Absolutly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




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