whats the best nos system?
10-09-2005, 06:47 PM
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whats the best nos system? Hello guys, what's the best system for a 2001 z06? the car has long tube headers and x-pipe with borla stinger, and air intake. I need to get 50-150hp with no harm to the engine. any suggestion?
also whats the differents between wet and dry system?
whats better?
thnx
also whats the differents between wet and dry system?
whats better?
thnx
10-09-2005, 08:01 PM
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That would be the DynoTune system. Checkout the video...
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...ideo_150hp.wmv
Let us know if you have any questions..
Cheers
Dan
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...ideo_150hp.wmv
Let us know if you have any questions..
Cheers
Dan
10-09-2005, 10:56 PM
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The BEST system on the market is the NX systems.They have the most complete system with the best parts all the way.They also have the biggest selection is different types of systems to work on your application.
Then we also have our new plate systems that will be hitting the market in the next week or so.
The difference between wet and dry are the way the extra needed fuel is added. A dry system spray nitrous only before the maff sensor.The maff then tailes the injectors to add the extra needed fuel. A wet system works by spraying the nitrous and extra needed fuel after the maff system.
If I can help with any tech or product choice please let me know.
Thanks
Dave
Then we also have our new plate systems that will be hitting the market in the next week or so.
The difference between wet and dry are the way the extra needed fuel is added. A dry system spray nitrous only before the maff sensor.The maff then tailes the injectors to add the extra needed fuel. A wet system works by spraying the nitrous and extra needed fuel after the maff system.
If I can help with any tech or product choice please let me know.
Thanks
Dave
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10-09-2005, 11:34 PM
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All the systems are good. Check prices, completness of kit, ease of install, tech support. Then what ever brand you want. I say a dry hit works pretty good on a Z06, myself and a couple buddys are running dry with great success. Read up on the wet/dry differences and make a informed choice. Either way, you will not be unhappy, best bang for the buck. Try to buy from a site vendor to support this forum, though.
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10-10-2005, 11:32 AM
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I run an NOS kit, with many Dyno Tune acsesories. im very happy with both. NOS has NO tech suport at all!!!
i would say go threw pricing and customer servise. dont think you will go wrong buying a kit from Dyno tune or Nitro dave! both seem to have gret customer service and good parts.
i would say go threw pricing and customer servise. dont think you will go wrong buying a kit from Dyno tune or Nitro dave! both seem to have gret customer service and good parts.
10-10-2005, 11:48 AM
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Noyzee...that for sure. NOS really has no tech support or customer support.
All of the sponsors here have great customer support. Pick the kit you like and buy from a sponsor and you cant go wrong. The competition here forces good customer support IMO. So if you stay with a sponsor....you will get good service.
All of the sponsors here have great customer support. Pick the kit you like and buy from a sponsor and you cant go wrong. The competition here forces good customer support IMO. So if you stay with a sponsor....you will get good service.
10-10-2005, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by 383LQ4SS
Noyzee...that for sure. NOS really has no tech support or customer support.
All of the sponsors here have great customer support. Pick the kit you like and buy from a sponsor and you cant go wrong. The competition here forces good customer support IMO. So if you stay with a sponsor....you will get good service.
All of the sponsors here have great customer support. Pick the kit you like and buy from a sponsor and you cant go wrong. The competition here forces good customer support IMO. So if you stay with a sponsor....you will get good service.
10-11-2005, 12:54 PM
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Wet and dry provide about the same power.
If you want an easier system to install, with least amount of problems for first time user, they say go dry shot to reduce potential fuel pooling (that is = detonation in manifold, or piston).
And yes, go with an active vendor - to make sure that you get support. NX, NOS, Cold Fusion, thay are all being used on the board.
If you want an easier system to install, with least amount of problems for first time user, they say go dry shot to reduce potential fuel pooling (that is = detonation in manifold, or piston).
And yes, go with an active vendor - to make sure that you get support. NX, NOS, Cold Fusion, thay are all being used on the board.
That's what we like to hear!
10-11-2005, 06:23 PM
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I have personally handled just about every system on the market. I can tell you that the NX systems are far better in quality than any other system on the market.The things I suggest looking at is the completeness of the system. The solenoids size and quality,the lenth of the lines,the bottle valve,the bottle brackets,the nozzle desighn, instructions etc.
The most important.........The customer service and tech that will be available after you buy the system.
There are many cheaper systems on the market.However thats what they are Cheap.Quality raises prices.Completeness raises prices.
This is the best advice I can give.
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Dave
The most important.........The customer service and tech that will be available after you buy the system.
There are many cheaper systems on the market.However thats what they are Cheap.Quality raises prices.Completeness raises prices.
This is the best advice I can give.
Thanks
Dave
10-11-2005, 06:57 PM
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You people are crazy! Wizards of NOS is the best!!! Nylon fishtank feed lines are way better, stronger and more durable than steel braided. Plus they have a Maximiser which is way better than the Maximizer from NX. I **** you not, it's called the "MAXIMISER." Just watch out for those S/H charges... 
j/k, I love my NX more than dear life itself. But now I want to go to Europe and destroy some idiots who bought that crap... Like this sicc, krazy fast Skyline!
-somebody
j/k, I love my NX more than dear life itself. But now I want to go to Europe and destroy some idiots who bought that crap... Like this sicc, krazy fast Skyline!
-somebody
10-11-2005, 07:13 PM
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I have never met Dave @ Nitrous Outlet but he treats me like i'm his best customer and i'm sure i'm not.
I have never met Ricky at NX but i'd buy shoes from him if he was selling them.
Look these guys have as much time for my rookie questions as they do for the professionals...more proof that $$ and egos arn't the most important factors...making sure it's dependable, safe and FUN is. I'm pretty careful about my purchases and i've made mistakes in the past - NX is no mistake and Nitrous Outlet and Dave V. are excellent choices...spend some time here and you'll agree.
A simple equation:
VALUE = Fair $$ + Customer Service + Performance
VALUE = NX and Nitrous Outlet
I have never met Ricky at NX but i'd buy shoes from him if he was selling them.
Look these guys have as much time for my rookie questions as they do for the professionals...more proof that $$ and egos arn't the most important factors...making sure it's dependable, safe and FUN is. I'm pretty careful about my purchases and i've made mistakes in the past - NX is no mistake and Nitrous Outlet and Dave V. are excellent choices...spend some time here and you'll agree.
A simple equation:
VALUE = Fair $$ + Customer Service + Performance
VALUE = NX and Nitrous Outlet
