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Old 08-26-2009, 12:49 AM
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Is the big nitrous filter really necessary?


And a tuner i was talking to said that the GM pcm in an 02 f-body is smart enough to know when im spraying, he said somthing about cylinder density or somthing i cant remember, but on a table in HP tuners you make some base line pulls and when you spray it will show loads in a totally different part of the table and you can use that to pull the timing. Is all this true? Reliable? Or is all these timing tuners, resistors etc a way of getting around taking the time to tune it right?
Old 08-26-2009, 09:47 AM
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I always recommend a nitrous filter. Cheap insurance to keep the crap out of your noids or jets.

What type of system are you running?

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I am runnin a NX wet nozzle in a the bellows between the maf and tb on bolt on 02 T/A looking at just a 100shot untill the fun of that wears off
Old 08-26-2009, 02:31 PM
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IMO a nitrous filter is one of those Necessity items

$51 to keep contaminants out of the nitrous noid and potentially save a motor is money well spent IMO

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