Installing a 100 Wet Shot

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Apr 9, 2009 | 11:05 PM

Weist

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Installing a 100 Wet Shot

I am looking to run a 100 Wet Shot of NO2 on my 1999 Trans Am.
Its an all stock bottom end ls1 with the stock heads..These are the only mods that I have done to the car:
Engine:
K&N Filter
SLP Air Lid
MAC Long Tube Headers - Offroad Y Pipe to SLP Loudmouth 1
TSP 233/239 .595 .603 112LSA
TSP Pushrods
Crane Lifters
LS6 Oil Pump

Transmission:
Fuddle 3600 Stall Convertor
B&M Trans Cooler

Stock 10 bolt with 3.42

The best I have ran with this setup is 11.9. Just wondering what you think the car would run on a 100 wet shot and any good reliable companies to have the install done at. I am located in South Jersey

Apr 9, 2009 | 11:12 PM

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What tires you plan on running?
You spraying out of the hole?

Install it yourself, its not that difficult.

Apr 9, 2009 | 11:25 PM

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I run the MT ET Street Slicks

Idn in you opinion to you think i should spray from the hole or what

Apr 9, 2009 | 11:27 PM

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I would also appreciate if you could send me some pictures of your setup.

Apr 9, 2009 | 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Weist

I run the MT ET Street Slicks

Idn in you opinion to you think i should spray from the hole or what

Hell yea... Spray that bitch out of the hole, thats the best part. I did with my 10 bolt rear and had the best 60' to date (the one in my sig is on my 9') with it, a 1.45.
I had dozens more in the upper 1.4's and ~40 more runs in the 1.5's... You just need to prevent wheel hop and you should be good to go. Im not saying it wont break, but having an A4 surely helps.

A wideband is a good idea if you have some extra cash...