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Old 06-04-2007, 09:14 AM
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Default Considering throwing on a Dry Shot, someone show me what I need.....

and where I can get it.

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Old 06-04-2007, 09:31 AM
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I'd start by using a smaller pic in your sig?

I'm sure the giggle juice boys will be along shortly to tell you what you need. How big do you want to go?
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Originally Posted by WAHUSKER
I'd start by using a smaller pic in your sig?

I'm sure the giggle juice boys will be along shortly to tell you what you need. How big do you want to go?
Well I'm at ~430rwhp, and from what I've heard the blocks limits are 550rwhp so I'm thinking about 100-150 shot.
Old 06-04-2007, 09:59 AM
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We offer several different dry systems. Right now we have theis dual nozzle setup on special for this month.

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Dual nozzle dry system.
Nitrous pressure gauge
Fuel pressure safety switch
NHRA fitting
Blow down tube
Automatic Bottle heater
Nitrous Outlet purge kit
Nitrous Filter
Digital dual window switch;wide-open-throttle detection, multi-gear lock-out setting, built in TPS, supports low voltage tach signals, works w/ irregular tach signals, push-button programming with integrated LED digital display, Compact rugged, waterproof design.
NGK TR6 Spark Plugs

Cost $820.00

-Chris
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I want to marry that girl in your avatar. Glad your stepping up your game Rey.
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I want to marry that girl in your avatar. Glad your stepping up your game Rey.
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lol, silver may not be the fastest color, but it has it's perks.

Also, my CR is 11.4:1 right now, any issue with this and a dry shot?
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Also, my CR is 11.4:1 right now, any issue with this and a dry shot?
You should be fine spraying dry with that compression.

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Originally Posted by Chris@NitroDaves
We offer several different dry systems. Right now we have theis dual nozzle setup on special for this month.

Group 3
(For you Corvette guys)
Dual nozzle dry system.
Nitrous pressure gauge
Fuel pressure safety switch
NHRA fitting
Blow down tube
Automatic Bottle heater
Nitrous Outlet purge kit
Nitrous Filter
Digital dual window switch;wide-open-throttle detection, multi-gear lock-out setting, built in TPS, supports low voltage tach signals, works w/ irregular tach signals, push-button programming with integrated LED digital display, Compact rugged, waterproof design.
NGK TR6 Spark Plugs

Cost $820.00

-Chris
I will be calling you soon.


Anyone know how much is install for this kit? And I'm assuming I'm going to need more fuel, so would I jump up from my 42lbers to 60 and an upgraded fuel system? If so, any recommendations?
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Let me know if you get rid of those 42 pounders, but you might have to. Dry shots tend to want more fuel in the top end.
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Your 42's should be good up to about 650/700rwhp on a dry shot, it's been done. How comr ya allready have 42's?
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