Any good places to hide the Nozzle?
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Any good places to hide the Nozzle? I want to be able to pop the airlid off and still have it hidden, do you guys have any secrets?
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Re: Any good places to hide the Nozzle? The dry requirement makes it tricky since you you need to go in front of the MAF. I have seen a setup going in upstream of the filter and such a setup can be made very stealthy, but it's considered a no-no to try and spray through the filter. Never tried it myself, but there are a few guys around that have, so maybe they'll junp in with their experience.
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Re: Any good places to hide the Nozzle? well I was thinkin of mounting it way at the bottom below the air filter, then when we go out to race, just remove the air filter. The only thing the bad thing would be would be the delay on the intial kick in. No biggy.