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Old 02-05-2010, 10:03 PM
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i bought a dry kit.. i believe 125 shot

my question is does it look like im missing anything?

http://www.afbforums.com/index.php?/...-125obo-today/

came of an ls1 but going on an l1
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Its hard to see those pics but it looks like its missing quite a bit...I'd ask the guy for a list before you buy.

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what does it look like its missing?
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Like I said its hard to make out much in those pictures. But I don't see any hoses, jets, I can barely make out what looks to be nozzles. I assume that's a relay in one picture??

Are you putting this kit on an LT motor? If so, you'll want to look for some sort of way to add fueling besides spraying the maf like the LS motors do. Something like the Interface will handle this for you.

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i bought the dry to wet conversion kit http://nitrousoutlet.com/catalog/pro...0&product=3511

would this elliviate the need for the interface?
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Yes unless you need it to pull timing.

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Hey, We are right down the road in waco.. So if you want to come down and bring what you have we can crack those solenoids open and test them and look to see what is missing..

Looking at your pictures that is the NOS dry system. Like stated its hard to see exactly what you have but there is not much to that system in the first place

I do not see the nozzle or the main feedline..

If you want to convert it to a wet system yes our dry to wet conversion will get the job done assuming you have everything for the dry kit.

That will cover the needed accessories. I will be more than happy to go over the complete system and advise you on what you need to properly put together a safe set up. Just shoot me a pm or call me at the shop.
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Hey dave, I ordered that kit already. im picking up more parts today and i will post more detailed pics of all the parts i have in this thread!
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alright guys here are the more detailed pics lmk if you want a close up of anything

dry to wet conversion


bottle and main feed line


relay


purge solenoid


two nitrous solenoid's will only be using one


micro switch and purge head


i plan on purchasing the fpss and manifold for it still. i also want to get a fuel pressure gauge. lmk what you guys think and if i will have any issues. anything im missing as well. Dave if you read this. the conversion did not come with instructions. could you send me some please pahearn88@gmail.com
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For the most part it looks like you have everything to equal the basic system now.. YOU are probably going to need a solenoid bracket.

Now that you have the basic system under controll you are going to need some accessories and safety items.

You will need to go to a non projected tip spark plug. I will need some specifics on the motor in order to suggest the correct plug.

YOu will need a windowswitch for safety. Our digital dual stage windowswitch has a built in TPS activation as well as traction controll for 129.00

YOu will need a bottle heater to controll bottle pressure and you will need a bottle pressure gauge in order to know what the bottle pressure is.

The fuel pressure safety switch is a nice safety item.

I would suggest a good nitrous filter to keep from getting trash into the solenoid and hanging it open.

These are the bare basic items I would not run a nitrous system with out..

Now there are still other items we suggest..
Here is a good post that covers the basics and there functions.
http://www.nitroustech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2
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Instructions sent.
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dave i was planning on running the mallory 685 box for my timming retard and window switch. the motor is a stock rotating assembly with arp rod bolts i planned on running the br7fe(sp?) spark plug. im still looking into gauges and bottle heaters and the other acc. you mentioned. can you recommend me things that still have the budget in mind?




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