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just boght my first nitrous kit. never installed one or even know anything about installing one. came with a full throttle switch and was told by 2 good friends to run it on that and a button for safety. anyone know what i need for it to run good, plugs?
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no, he didnt get that detailed. Just tought me how to read wiring diagrams real well. I could install all of the easy stuff like the bottle, run the feed lines and things of that sort. But for plumbing the system and setting it up i would take it to a reputable shop for that. That way you know its done right.
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no, he didnt get that detailed. Just tought me how to read wiring diagrams real well. I could install all of the easy stuff like the bottle, run the feed lines and things of that sort. But for plumbing the system and setting it up i would take it to a reputable shop for that. That way you know its done right.