single nozzle w/ a Victor Jr
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Well I already have a 4150 plate for my victor jr, but I've really got the urge to add another stage of nitrous so that I don't have to hit it with such a big shot when I'm on the streets. Since I already have everything I'd need for a single nozzle, should I just tap somewhere to mount it on my elbow? It seems like it would be the easiest thing to do. Would it be best to just spray it strait down into the intake? I only want it for 100 shot so I don't plan on spraying a lot of the nitrous through it since the bigger hit would come from the plate. If it's not a good idea I can just get the spraybars installed from nitrous outlet, but I was just considering the single nozzle since it would be something I could have on this weekend and it wouldn't cost me a dime.
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Nevermind, I went ahead and bought another victor jr that already has a set of spray bars installed. But for future searchers out there, I think a nozzle spraying down to the floor would have done alright for a small shot.