Redid the nitrous system AGAIN- Its much better this time :)
04-05-2006, 07:02 PM
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Redid the nitrous system AGAIN- Its much better this time :) i just made a custom plate and made the wires longer- looks so much better
And i took one of my old zex solenoids and used it as the purge- the Dynotune solenoid will be used as my second stage of DRY
And i took one of my old zex solenoids and used it as the purge- the Dynotune solenoid will be used as my second stage of DRY
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04-05-2006, 09:25 PM
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the plate the solenoids are mounted on is bolted on under the bonnet bolt to hold down the intake bonnet.... ahhh was that english w/e- it is very tight- i had to grind down the one side to get it thread down enough for it to be tight but i like it- I think im gonna paint it black or put a logo on it or something- i dunno
04-06-2006, 08:13 AM
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Will the vortec MAF register a dry shot or are you going to spike the fuel pressure when you spray (like an LT1 or 5.0 stang)??
You should invest in a soldering iron, those crimp on wire taps you have suck it, they loosen up over time. Nice plate though, looks like you have enough room to put the dry noid on there too.
You should invest in a soldering iron, those crimp on wire taps you have suck it, they loosen up over time. Nice plate though, looks like you have enough room to put the dry noid on there too.
04-06-2006, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by hondo
Will the vortec MAF register a dry shot or are you going to spike the fuel pressure when you spray (like an LT1 or 5.0 stang)??
You should invest in a soldering iron, those crimp on wire taps you have suck it, they loosen up over time. Nice plate though, looks like you have enough room to put the dry noid on there too.
You should invest in a soldering iron, those crimp on wire taps you have suck it, they loosen up over time. Nice plate though, looks like you have enough room to put the dry noid on there too.