Pretty Much Joined The Nitrous Club!!!
08-01-2008, 10:06 PM
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Pretty Much Joined The Nitrous Club!!! Well I finally decided to get some nitrous. Just ordered the HSW Sudden Impact Single Nozzle kit. Im on a budget so I will be piecing together my kit a little at a time. Hopefully I will have everything I need within a month maybe a month and a half. Im a nitrous newb but I have been doing research on nitrous the past couple of weeks. Lucky for me there is a ridiculous amount of info on this site. Im sure I will still be asking alot of questions in the coming days/weeks. All suggestions and advice welcome. 
08-01-2008, 10:43 PM
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Advice... Well, don't skimp on the safety stuff. FPSS, window switch (maybe not as important for an A4), WOT switch, ext.
Oh, and I would recommend a small shot until you can get a tune for the nitrous. Is best to adjust your A/F.
Oh, and I would recommend a small shot until you can get a tune for the nitrous. Is best to adjust your A/F.
08-01-2008, 11:09 PM
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Well i'm not telling any of my car buddies im getting it.
08-02-2008, 05:57 AM
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Just treat it with respect don't do any kind of short cuts, make shore you place the noids in the right places and use a jet chart and definitely use a purge on a wet kit ,and maintain fuel pressure , Don't engage the nitrous if your nitrous pressure is out of bounds with the manufacture specs ,And use gauges to watch your pressures, use a filter on the nitrous to keep from hanging a noid open ,But the main thing i keep my eyes on is the nitrous & fuel pressures, This is were every thing can become a problem, If your pressures are mismatched is like having the wrong jets. And make shore you timing is set to the manufactures specs ,use the right spark plugs Do not use the factory plugs.
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08-02-2008, 08:23 AM
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I know its tough, but like i said in our pm's just take your time and have patience until you can complete the kit. I think you will be very happy with the quality of the kit. Since your not gonna be spraying for awhile you should take your time and do a really nice and clean install.
