I bought it out of the classifieds on here brand new for $25 
A few progress pics of my 2 stage set up
A few progress pics of my 2 stage set up I havent been able to get much done lately with all the rain around here but I was able to do this when it stoped for a bout an hour, Its a brand x wet kit with a dynotune masterblaster purge and hsw dry kit. The wet kit isnt plumbed yet becuase I'm waiting on my nx maf plate to come in.
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I already had the wet kit from the ss and was going to put it on with my old nozzle but found a good deal for the nx maf plate so Im going that way, traded a slp maf for the plate
I already had the wet kit from the ss and was going to put it on with my old nozzle but found a good deal for the nx maf plate so Im going that way, traded a slp maf for the plate
+1 for DIY mentality, but it looks like crap. for such a small shot overall, i would have gone with a single shot on a progessive.... would be easier to tune, only have 1 bottle, less points of failure, etc etc.
Seriously though, if you said you’re doing 2 stages b/c of traction issues, but your overall shot is 175 (which is not a big shot at all) then why not get a progressive controller? All said and done would probably be cheaper and well, just make more sense.
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One advantage to mutli-stage systems is that progressive controllers are hard on solenoids.
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The bottom line is, the more you use a mechanical part, the faster it will wear out. The more you open and close a solenoid the faster it will wear out. I am not saying the progressive will kill the noid quickly but it will wear out faster than a solenoid that has been open and closed 1/2 as much.