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10-12-2009, 07:28 PM
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Do some research on whether you would like a wet or dry kit. Both have pro's and cons. Dynotune nitrous, hsw, and nitous outlet all have very good quality products and great customer service.
I am no confused, your sig shows you have a 100 wet shot
I am no confused, your sig shows you have a 100 wet shot
10-13-2009, 12:58 PM
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look up the hsw dry plate kit w/ interface. I also suggest using the microedge controller w/ the interface. I went with this kit, seems to be one of the safest and most complete setups on the market for the $ . I will only be spraying a 100 shot with this setup since my fuel system is stock. If you want to go more than 125, you will need a bigger pump and injectors, wich is why alot opt for a wet setup. Even with wet, I would still upgrade the pump. Injectors are alot cheaper these days and dry is a bit safer than wet, wich was the deciding factor for me to go dry. If you shop around, you can get green top 42lb injectors used for 200.00, then add another 100 for a racetronix pump. So about 300.00 to upgrade your stock fuel system.
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10-14-2009, 11:43 PM
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look up the hsw dry plate kit w/ interface. I also suggest using the microedge controller w/ the interface. I went with this kit, seems to be one of the safest and most complete setups on the market for the $ . I will only be spraying a 100 shot with this setup since my fuel system is stock. If you want to go more than 125, you will need a bigger pump and injectors, wich is why alot opt for a wet setup. Even with wet, I would still upgrade the pump. Injectors are alot cheaper these days and dry is a bit safer than wet, wich was the deciding factor for me to go dry. If you shop around, you can get green top 42lb injectors used for 200.00, then add another 100 for a racetronix pump. So about 300.00 to upgrade your stock fuel system.
