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Old 05-05-2010, 11:24 PM
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what shot should i go with?

00 ss 6spd

trex cam, fast intake, ported tb
lts, ory, slp loud mouth
under drive pulley slp
lid... and other lil stuff


thinking 75 shot to start? 28/42?

nitrous works wet kit w. maf sandwhich plate kit
an what else is needed? i have the kit and running of a WOT switch


and anyone ever heard of there throttle cable coming out of adjustment?
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just do 100 shot but id throw it on a dyno to log the a/f recommended jetting can be way off sometimes, ask me how i know.
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Originally Posted by ta ace
what shot should i go with?

00 ss 6spd

trex cam, fast intake, ported tb
lts, ory, slp loud mouth
under drive pulley slp
lid... and other lil stuff


thinking 75 shot to start? 28/42?

nitrous works wet kit w. maf sandwhich plate kit
an what else is needed? i have the kit and running of a WOT switch


and anyone ever heard of there throttle cable coming out of adjustment?
Shot size is really relative to the user. Some guys are fine with smaller shots while others aren't, so asking that question is just going to get you a bunch of different replies.

Definitely start with a 75 shot. I think that's a nice size intro shot with these cars. Just a few things you will want to address...fueling and spark. Make sure you have enough fuel supply when you hit the nitrous and make sure your timing hasn't been advanced any and look at your plugs to make sure your timing is ideal.

You will need to run a colder spark plug and use some safety accessories along with the nitrous such as a window switch, filter, blowdown, etc. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Nick@HSW
Shot size is really relative to the user. Some guys are fine with smaller shots while others aren't, so asking that question is just going to get you a bunch of different replies.

Definitely start with a 75 shot. I think that's a nice size intro shot with these cars. Just a few things you will want to address...fueling and spark. Make sure you have enough fuel supply when you hit the nitrous and make sure your timing hasn't been advanced any and look at your plugs to make sure your timing is ideal.

You will need to run a colder spark plug and use some safety accessories along with the nitrous such as a window switch, filter, blowdown, etc. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Thanks.

Nick
hmm yea.. ill have to research the window switch.... and tr6 plugs gapped at .35?
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NO do not use a tr6, get a br6ef.
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Got a part number on that plug? I have the exact same setup as this guy going in lol

Just got the HSW Wetshot with the 78mm plate.
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why no on tr6?
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Originally Posted by ta ace
why no on tr6?
It's a projected tip, while the BR6EF is non projected.. When I bought my Nitrous outlet plate kit 2 years ago, TR6's were the recommended plug on a 100 shot, technology changes and now the BR6EF is recommended.. So I'll be swapping my TR6's out when my car gets out of the paint shop.. (if it ever gets out..lol)
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not another tr6 debate, its a proven plug, going over 100 shot go to a non projected. ask your tuner and use what he says dont let these guys or even myself talk you into it....ask your tuner.
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start small and go as big as you fell safe with
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Originally Posted by itsslow98
not another tr6 debate, its a proven plug, going over 100 shot go to a non projected. ask your tuner and use what he says dont let these guys or even myself talk you into it....ask your tuner.
Not debating.. I have run TR6's for over 2 years, but I am going to try the BR6EFs when I have a new tune done this spring..
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Using a tr6 vs a br6ef for this application is just like a butter knife or a flathead scwerdriver for a flathead screw.

Both of them work but which is the better one for the job? Obviously, the br6ef




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