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Old 11-02-2005, 09:37 PM
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Default Nitrous Outlet LS1 Intake System..

Ok Guys Here it is..
We started with this.


Then we picked the intake. Its a Edelbrock Victor JR.



So then we made a elbow that cleared your cowl and hood so that there was no cutting up your car.



Then we took the intake and plumbed spray bars into it.We set it up so that the aftermarket fuel rails were bolted down with all the connections and hoses to hook directly to your stock fuel line.Then we added NXs New 90MM throttle body. This unit Simply bolts down NO machining, NO chasing parts,No cutting up your car,Everthing you have will simply just hook up.

HERE are some pics of the finished unit. I still need to hook up a few lines in these pictures. As soon as I figure out how to use this new camera I will post more pics.






These units are all custom Built when ordered.Here are the only options we will offer..

Complete-1,895.50
W/O throttle body-1520.50
You can buy the elbow alone for 375.00
You can have the unit custom Anodized any color for a 100.00

Thank you guys for all the patience and interest you have put forward to this build so far.

We are now selling these units.
Dave

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Looks very nice. I'm glad this finally came together.
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That looks awesome. Can't wait to get mine.
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looks sweet!! I will let you know when I am ready for mine
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Anything else on the Performer RPM model? And are the fuel rail mounting locations the same as stock? Meaning can I use my aftermarket rails that I already have?
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How much for the Throttle body?
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Originally Posted by Beast96Z
Anything else on the Performer RPM model? And are the fuel rail mounting locations the same as stock? Meaning can I use my aftermarket rails that I already have?
Sorry I have not gotton as far as the performer yet. I do know that this intake is going to be a better vhoice for what we have done and serving the purpos of what it is. You can use your after market rails but you will have to fab up the brackets and spacers and any machining that may need to be done for it to work. You could easily sell your after market rails for a 100.00 to cover the extra cost of these I would think it would be worth it.
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any power numbers compared to say a 90/90 set up? I am looking at building a 408 with a dp kit and would like to know how this would work. Also can I put a plate kit under the elbow for a 2 stage?
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What are the power gains without nitrous?
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Originally Posted by Ryan K
How much for the Throttle body?
The NX throttle body sells for 469.00
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Originally Posted by n2ojunkie
any power numbers compared to say a 90/90 set up? I am looking at building a 408 with a dp kit and would like to know how this would work. Also can I put a plate kit under the elbow for a 2 stage?

We built this set up because people were building semiliar ones and going through alot of trouble to make them Fit. Ours will work just as good but fit right and save the hassle of figuring out the parts. I do not have any comparisons next to a 90/90. This set up is deffintly for someone that needs the better flow gains from mid to HIGHER upper rpms. Pluss if for some reason you have a nitrous backfire this intake is a much more durable. WE can plumb dual stage spray bars in the intake when you order it.
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Originally Posted by ninety9ta
What are the power gains without nitrous?
The gains are deffintly going to be determained by weather or not your motor needs this type of intake.
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OK fast reply. Also nice set up, I should of said that before. I already have a dp kit so I could add to it. Maybe a 3rd stage
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just suscribing.. but i will make some random questions..

Complete-1,895.50
W/O-1520.50
W/O Fuel Rails-Subtract a 100.00
You can buy the elbow alone for 375.00
You can have the unit custom Anodized any color for a 100.00
without TB?

will any other TB will work or just the NX one?

congrats on product design, i will be on it... when i'm economicaly ready
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Yes you can use any 90mm throttle body.
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Few questions for you, thats should probably answer some other's questions (and mine).

Looks nice, but where do the nitrous and fuel lines run into the intake?

What if I already have fuel rails, and mounts that came with them?

Can I use your mounts for the fuel rails, and use my fuel rails? Or are your fuel rails drilled in a different location, than those rails offered by other companies (Nate, Speed Inc, etc)?

Do you weld bungs to the intake for the fuel rail mounts, or how are those setup?

What nitrous solenoids are with the kit?
Can it be bought without the bung for the evap?

And one more for now, why use the rubber feed from the hardline to the AN fittings, why not use a Russel hardline to AN fitting?

Just trying to get a bunch of answers for those of us that have been waiting for this.
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I would like to see more pics of the fuel and nitrous system, and what specifically is included with the nitrous side. Are you just selling the intake with spray bars, or are we talking a complete kit minus accessories like heater, blowdown and what not. Do you have any flow data on the intake?
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I would like to see flow numbers compared to the fast90. Or a test on a car with over 400rwhp compared to the fast 90. I will buy one first thing.
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Originally Posted by ls1408cp
I would like to see flow numbers compared to the fast90. Or a test on a car with over 400rwhp compared to the fast 90. I will buy one first thing.
At 28" of vacuum the individual runners will each flow 380+ cfm on the GMPP. I would imagine the Edelbrock unit to out flow the GMPP.

This isn't really meant for a daily driven street car. With such short runners it will definitely move the power band up meaning less tq more top end screamer.

If you are running big cubes (400+) or really high rpm (7500+) or solid roller setup this would work awesome. Otherwise the gains N/A wouldn't really be worth it on a street driven 346.

It is a nice unit though for its intended usage.
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The engine I am most likely ordering tomarrow is a 408 with et 240 12:1 with a big cam and jesel ss i am not a 346 guy


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