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Old Aug 8, 2009 | 06:19 PM
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I'm new to the nitrous world and I have a few questions.

First of all, here is my setup:

HKE 346
PRC Stg 2.5 5.3 heads
MS4 Cam
42lb injectors
Fast 90\90
90mm TB
ARP Head\Main studs

Dyno'd @ 460rwhp

Now I'm going to be using a TNT power ring kit. Probably just going to use a 150 shot on the street and 200 on the track.

My questions are: Besides a fuel pump, will I need anything fuel-wise? Will I need better fuel rails?

What plugs should I use and gap?

On both set of instructions (with window switch, and without), it shows to use a Micro Switch. I know this is probably stupid, but do you HAVE to have a micro switch, even with a Window Switch?

I'm wanting to hard-line everything. So if one of the sponsors on the site would like to help me on getting the right fittings and lines, I'd appreciate it.

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Old Aug 10, 2009 | 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Powerhouse
I'm new to the nitrous world and I have a few questions.

First of all, here is my setup:

HKE 346
PRC Stg 2.5 5.3 heads
MS4 Cam
42lb injectors
Fast 90\90
90mm TB
ARP Head\Main studs

Dyno'd @ 460rwhp

Now I'm going to be using a TNT power ring kit. Probably just going to use a 150 shot on the street and 200 on the track.

My questions are: Besides a fuel pump, will I need anything fuel-wise? Will I need better fuel rails?

What plugs should I use and gap?

On both set of instructions (with window switch, and without), it shows to use a Micro Switch. I know this is probably stupid, but do you HAVE to have a micro switch, even with a Window Switch?

I'm wanting to hard-line everything. So if one of the sponsors on the site would like to help me on getting the right fittings and lines, I'd appreciate it.

I would seriously start to think about running a front mounted fuel pressure regulator at some point. Also a hotwire harness would be advisable as well.

I think you'll end up with a NGK heat range 8 plug.

You don't have to have a wot switch or TPS switch, BUT I HIGHLY recommend one! Prevents any false activation when you're not at WOT.

Nick
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Old Aug 10, 2009 | 05:15 PM
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I would seriously start to think about running a front mounted fuel pressure regulator at some point. Also a hotwire harness would be advisable as well.

I think you'll end up with a NGK heat range 8 plug.

You don't have to have a wot switch or TPS switch, BUT I HIGHLY recommend one! Prevents any false activation when you're not at WOT.

Nick

Which regulator would you recommend? Also, what exactly is a hotwire harness?

So do you think the fuel rails would be okay with a 150 shot? MAYBE a 200?

I'll go ahead and get a wot switch also. Just for that reason you mentioned.

Thanks for the help!
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