Just Question About NOS Install.
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Just Question About NOS Install.
I bought a pro shot fogger direct port injection kit, about a year ago because I wanted the biggest power house I could get my hands on. Anyways I did not even think about how much it would cost me to upgrade my motor to handle a 300+ shot.
Well, to make a long story short, I have gotten to the stage of building my new motor and plan on putting this kit on it. My real question is what should install be on a kit like this? I am looking for ideas so I know when I get some quotes I know if I am getting my chain jerked or not. The going labor rates are 60/hour. I already have the manifold off the car to make it easier for the plumming. Could anyone that has had a kit installed like this or installs them let me know what install on this runs on average.
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Mike
Well, to make a long story short, I have gotten to the stage of building my new motor and plan on putting this kit on it. My real question is what should install be on a kit like this? I am looking for ideas so I know when I get some quotes I know if I am getting my chain jerked or not. The going labor rates are 60/hour. I already have the manifold off the car to make it easier for the plumming. Could anyone that has had a kit installed like this or installs them let me know what install on this runs on average.
Thank you guys
Mike
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Well first you need to get the hard lines bent and the manifold drilled and the nozzles mounted, you should expect about 300-350 for that.
Are you running a seperate fuel system?
Are you running a seperate fuel system?
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That install is something you need to do yourself, or have a shop that only works on LS1/LT1s, while offering flat rates for installs. Paying hourly on that install could get crazy if the mechanic hasn't done a lot of them before.