Needing a little directions
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On The Tree
Joined: May 2011
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From: Northern Indiana
Needing a little directions I know nothing about nitrous but have read the stickys, and I am looking for a little more info, I am looking at buying a Nitrous system that is, "This is a complete wet nitrous kit. You can also hook it up as a dry kit. The silinoids are the big edelbrock ones that can handle a 200 shot. I also have jets fir 200 shot. Comes with 10lb nos bottle, bottom warmer, all the stainless lines. Full throttle activation switch. All the wiring and relays. Also comes with the nitrous purge valve and switch. This is a 100% complete nitrous fogger kit for 300$." I am only looking for a 100 shot or so. I am mostly stock, by the time this would go on I would have the ls6 intake, P&P TB, headers and ORY, 3600 stall. would this system work for my needs or do I need to look for a different system? would I need any other parts to make it work? thanks
6 & 8 Second Club
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From: Illinois, RT 66 dragway area
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If it's a true 100% complete fogger kit, and it's not burned up crap, you can't go wrong.
Hell the nozzles are about that much??
Who made it and what model number??
One tip, check the date code on the bottle.
That might help you figure out how old the stuff is??
Doing a fogger might be a lot more work for only a 100 shot, then getting a basic plate,
but for $300, you can't pass on the deal, unless it's something I can use, 400-500 HP kit, then I'll buy it
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If it's a true 100% complete fogger kit, and it's not burned up crap, you can't go wrong.
Hell the nozzles are about that much??
Who made it and what model number??
One tip, check the date code on the bottle.
That might help you figure out how old the stuff is??
Doing a fogger might be a lot more work for only a 100 shot, then getting a basic plate,
but for $300, you can't pass on the deal, unless it's something I can use, 400-500 HP kit, then I'll buy it
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