Hiding My Nitro
08-02-2004, 03:49 AM
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Hiding My Nitro ok i have a nx wet kit it is for gm vehicles and it was on my 98 lt1 and i was wanitng to see some pics i want to hide it so that if i pop the hood nobody can see it at all. so if anyone has any let me know.
08-02-2004, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by grubby98
anybody else, someone out their has either hidden or almost hidden their wet kit so that if somebody was jsut glancing they wouldnt see it.
08-02-2004, 03:05 PM
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To get around the schrader valve, I have seen people hook the solenoid directely to it rather than running a line to the fuel solenoid.
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Who are you trying to hide it from. I was able to hide it from the techs at my track last weekend. This is an NX kit. It is not the most well hidden system, but I am EXTREEMLY happy with how it turned out:
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Who are you trying to hide it from. I was able to hide it from the techs at my track last weekend. This is an NX kit. It is not the most well hidden system, but I am EXTREEMLY happy with how it turned out:
08-02-2004, 04:33 PM
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get a longer 4 an line for the fuel and get 2 longer 3 an lines mount the solenoids at the botton of the radiator in the plastic between the fans then make the fogger noxel come up through the bottom of the bellow and wire loom all stainless steal lines that is what i did when i had my nx kit on my ta its hard to catch
08-02-2004, 04:45 PM
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well all my buddies new that i had it on ym old lt1 firebird and i want to put it on my ls1 camaro but i wnt to hide it so they wont see anything. cuz im not goign to use it that much just a lil.
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08-03-2004, 12:12 AM
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ok well i think ill just do that and try to run the nozzle from below a pain in the *** if i want to change jets but o well its a car that has to get me through college so it wont have over a 100
08-03-2004, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by 1jfuddle
To get around the schrader valve, I have seen people hook the solenoid directely to it rather than running a line to the fuel solenoid.
Also...
Who are you trying to hide it from. I was able to hide it from the techs at my track last weekend. This is an NX kit. It is not the most well hidden system, but I am EXTREEMLY happy with how it turned out:
Also...
Who are you trying to hide it from. I was able to hide it from the techs at my track last weekend. This is an NX kit. It is not the most well hidden system, but I am EXTREEMLY happy with how it turned out:
still very obvious to me and in my opinion that makes the engine bay look nasty
08-03-2004, 05:28 PM
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yea i know about nitro but i hate to say just nos cuz im not no damn ricer, so i just made nitro short for nitrous.
no i had a 94 formula with this kit on it and i want it on my ls1 and was lookn a way to hid it.
shane
no i had a 94 formula with this kit on it and i want it on my ls1 and was lookn a way to hid it.
shane
08-05-2004, 04:04 AM
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Your track officials didn't notice your kit? Are you kidding me?
What the hell track do you go to? Was it bring your daughter to work day and she was doing tech? Jesus H Christ man, a blind midget could spot that kit a mile away. Wrapping something in split loom does NOT make it stealth.
ANYTHING coming off of the fuel rail at the test port is a dead giveaway for nitrous. If you want a hidden wet kit, you'll need to find an auxillary fuel source.
There is also no real good way to hide the nozzle.
If you want hidden, go dry. Check out nitrodave's halo system.
What the hell track do you go to? Was it bring your daughter to work day and she was doing tech? Jesus H Christ man, a blind midget could spot that kit a mile away. Wrapping something in split loom does NOT make it stealth.
ANYTHING coming off of the fuel rail at the test port is a dead giveaway for nitrous. If you want a hidden wet kit, you'll need to find an auxillary fuel source.
There is also no real good way to hide the nozzle.
If you want hidden, go dry. Check out nitrodave's halo system.
08-05-2004, 04:35 PM
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I agree that my kit is not hidden from anyone who knows ANYTHING about nitrous. But at Rocky Mountain Raceway in SLC, every day is bring your daughter to work day. Seriously, they are a bunch of white trash dumbasses. I knew full well that I could get away with it, and I did. It seems to work for most people who don't know nitrous very well... Most people don't know nitrous very well.
