N20 DRY SYSTEM QUESTION?
First, a 75 shot will be fine ... however you will probably end up going up to a 100-125 when you find out how much fun it is.
Next, you will need colder plugs (TR6's) to run nitrous, period.
For your use, I would probably go with a dry shot, since it is much easier to hide, doesn't hit as hard (won't snap rear ends and other components), you're probably not taxing your stock fuel system, and lastly for ease of installation.
You would want to step up to a wet system if you were concerned with the car not receiving enough fuel, but like I said, that is usually only a problem when you get to the 450rwish power level. My car handled a 100 dry shot perfectly fine, until I installed the cam and a host of other bolt on's, and now it runs lean and the system shuts the nitrous off (time for a tune).
Like I said, do way more research, nitrous is a big deal, and can f up your car if you do not use it correctly.
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Avoid beer breaks. LOL
Gotta have SOME beer though ....

Btw, no hints ... nitrous install is very straightforward ... read through the instructions a few times and plan everything out in your head so you know where you want to run every wire. Running the line underneith the car is the hardest part, but if you follow the brake lines up, you can just ziptie it to them for most of the way, and you even get to use the heatshield when you run past the headers.
Good luck.


