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Old 07-26-2004, 07:25 PM
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Default Nitrous n00B...few questions

I am thinking of getting a nitrous system (NX) and I want a wet kit so I am thinking about the universal EFI one...this is also because I am on a budget.

Can I safely spray 100 shot with stock injectors and fuel pump? It would be going on a 99 Z28...I dynoded 360 last year and the car is still not tuned. Or should I stay will a smaller shot?

My other mods are a Thunder 224 cam and long tube headers. Since a wet kit adds it's own fuel, I assume the injectors and fuel pump wouldnt be over stressed like with a dry kit since they wouldnt be supplying the fuel.

Any help is appreciated.

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Yes with the safety devices like a window switch you can safely spray a 100 sho with no problems.
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I am thinking of getting a nitrous system (NX) and I want a wet kit so I am thinking about the universal EFI one...this is also because I am on a budget.

Can I safely spray 100 shot with stock injectors and fuel pump? It would be going on a 99 Z28...I dynoded 360 last year and the car is still not tuned. Or should I stay will a smaller shot?

My other mods are a Thunder 224 cam and long tube headers. Since a wet kit adds it's own fuel, I assume the injectors and fuel pump wouldnt be over stressed like with a dry kit since they wouldnt be supplying the fuel.

Any help is appreciated.

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I would think a fuel pump or the kenne bell boost a pump might be a wise choice just to be safe with the cam.
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if you're on a budget then the $80 for an in-line pump will be $$ well spent as opposed to $2-3k for a shortblock rebuild.
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do you guys have a link for these pumps?

I appreciate the help.
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on the right hand side of the page- most of the LS1 shops sell them- Speed Inc, T Byrne, Thunder etc etc.
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you can spray a 100 shot on this car without a fuel pump.Save your money for a intank pump.They are alot better way to go than a booster pump.
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