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I have a 1998 SS has 100000 on the clock. Mods are LS6 intake PPTB air and egr delete full exhaust a4 with stock 323s and stock stall. My question is what is a safe shot? The car isnt my DD but just a weekend toy I was thinking of 100 or a 150 shot but idk if the motor will handle it at over 100000 miles on her. Also what kit do you recommend I am new to N02 I would like to buy a whole kit not a piece together system. Nexts mods after spray will be 410s and a 3500 stall.
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I have a 1998 SS has 100000 on the clock. Mods are LS6 intake PPTB air and egr delete full exhaust a4 with stock 323s and stock stall. My question is what is a safe shot? The car isnt my DD but just a weekend toy I was thinking of 100 or a 150 shot but idk if the motor will handle it at over 100000 miles on her. Also what kit do you recommend I am new to N02 I would like to buy a whole kit not a piece together system. Nexts mods after spray will be 410s and a 3500 stall.
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100-150 will be safe sir. Tuning and plugs is important on any size shot tho.
If your going to be spraying the car a lot your going to want to make sure your whoever you order your stall through is aware of it.
Also 4.10's with spray and a stall is a MONSTER to try and hook. I would reccomend doing the stall and spray first and figure out gearing needs later. Especially if your considering a cam later down the road.
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/produc...ils.php?id=894
Here is our nozzle kit. If you would like some the extras I will get it all lined out and complete. Give me a call or feel free to pm to go over any details and to make sure you get one perfect for yor and your car.
If your going to be spraying the car a lot your going to want to make sure your whoever you order your stall through is aware of it.
Also 4.10's with spray and a stall is a MONSTER to try and hook. I would reccomend doing the stall and spray first and figure out gearing needs later. Especially if your considering a cam later down the road.
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/produc...ils.php?id=894
Here is our nozzle kit. If you would like some the extras I will get it all lined out and complete. Give me a call or feel free to pm to go over any details and to make sure you get one perfect for yor and your car.
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I have a 1998 SS has 100000 on the clock. Mods are LS6 intake PPTB air and egr delete full exhaust a4 with stock 323s and stock stall. My question is what is a safe shot? The car isnt my DD but just a weekend toy I was thinking of 100 or a 150 shot but idk if the motor will handle it at over 100000 miles on her. Also what kit do you recommend I am new to N02 I would like to buy a whole kit not a piece together system. Nexts mods after spray will be 410s and a 3500 stall.
For the system.....what are your ultimate goals with the car and nitorus??
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A 100hp to 150hp shot would be ok on the car even with that mileage. If you wanted to go a step above to make sure it will be ok spraying it you could do a compression test and see what the results are from that.
For the system.....what are your ultimate goals with the car and nitorus??
For the system.....what are your ultimate goals with the car and nitorus??
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100-150 will be safe sir. Tuning and plugs is important on any size shot tho.
If your going to be spraying the car a lot your going to want to make sure your whoever you order your stall through is aware of it.
Also 4.10's with spray and a stall is a MONSTER to try and hook. I would reccomend doing the stall and spray first and figure out gearing needs later. Especially if your considering a cam later down the road.
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/produc...ils.php?id=894
Here is our nozzle kit. If you would like some the extras I will get it all lined out and complete. Give me a call or feel free to pm to go over any details and to make sure you get one perfect for yor and your car.
If your going to be spraying the car a lot your going to want to make sure your whoever you order your stall through is aware of it.
Also 4.10's with spray and a stall is a MONSTER to try and hook. I would reccomend doing the stall and spray first and figure out gearing needs later. Especially if your considering a cam later down the road.
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/produc...ils.php?id=894
Here is our nozzle kit. If you would like some the extras I will get it all lined out and complete. Give me a call or feel free to pm to go over any details and to make sure you get one perfect for yor and your car.
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To be safe just put a 100 shot on it. From what I can tell, you most likely didn't change the fuel pump yet so the 100 shot is where you want to be until it is changed. Make sure you change the plugs to NGK br6ef for that shot. Just a piece of advice, I wouldn't put 4.10 in the car on the bottle. Go with 3.73's it will be a little happier going thru the quarter.
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The tune with a wet kit is simply timing pulled. The fuel enrichment is handled by the jetting on the fuel side of the kit.
If you want you can PM or call and we can go over all your setup sir. My name is Graham btw.
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I would do a wet for simplicity. The ideal plug would be a br6. Same heat range but with a non projected tip. People do spray the tr6's their are just better way of doing things.
The tune with a wet kit is simply timing pulled. The fuel enrichment is handled by the jetting on the fuel side of the kit.
If you want you can PM or call and we can go over all your setup sir. My name is Graham btw.
The tune with a wet kit is simply timing pulled. The fuel enrichment is handled by the jetting on the fuel side of the kit.
If you want you can PM or call and we can go over all your setup sir. My name is Graham btw.
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This will be a system that you could grow with
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/catalog...10&product=802
I'd also suggest getting a Window Switch, FPSS ( FUuel pressure safety switch ), N20 Gauge, and Bottle heater.