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Old 03-12-2014, 08:39 PM
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Default 78mm Plate Kit Dyno Numbers???

I want to see some dyno numbers from you guys running the Nitrous Outlet 78mm plate kit. I want to see all numbers. I'm starting with a 100 shot and working up to a 150 and maybe a 200. Probably will stick at 150 though. Also for you guys who did the install yourselves how was it? Difficult, kinda difficult or simple? What was the labor time? Really want to skip the $700 shop labor cost if I can!
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We just finished the install of the same kit on our 2004 Corvette. Besides the kit from Nitrous Outlet we also installed a NANO system, LNC and NOS WOT RPM boxes, FPS, purge system, etc. Regarding time we have been picking at it here and there in the evenings after work and on weekends as time has permitted. It was a straight-forward installation and if I had to guess (this is only a guess) I would say that with a buddy you could do it on a weekend using both days and 8 or so hours a day. We haven't had the chance to get back to our tuner yet but we make 372 at the wheels NA (bolt-on car) and with the NANO hope to be over 500.

Finally, Brandon from Nitrous Outlet has been a huge help! I've called or emailed him a half dozen times or so and he has been more than helpful and has gone above and beyond what outstanding customer service should look like. Get a wiring diagram from him for your specifics and follow it very carefully and take your time. If you have any questions feel free to send me a PM and I can try to help you out.

Scott
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Good advice there. OP, I'll be installing a 78mm plate kit here soon too.
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Thanks Scott! Me and my brother are probably going to do the install in his shop. I'll make sure to contact you if we run into anything funny. Thanks!
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Mods:
Nitrous Outlet plate kit 150 shot
Ls6 intake
br7ef at .032
24* timing
lunati 212 221 cam (baby cam)
bolt-on's
MWC fab 9 3.89 motive gear
stock t56
centerforce dfx clutch
Tuned at Straightline Performance on there mustang dyno

Motor: 379rwhp 366rwtq

Nitrous: 516rwhp 548rwtq spinning on the dyno.

went 11.07 at 124mph with a 1.47 60',
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Awesome!! That's exactly what I'm looking for! Thanks man
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Originally Posted by LsxBird
Mods:
Nitrous Outlet plate kit 150 shot
Ls6 intake
br7ef at .032
24* timing
lunati 212 221 cam (baby cam)
bolt-on's
MWC fab 9 3.89 motive gear
stock t56
centerforce dfx clutch
Tuned at Straightline Performance on there mustang dyno

Motor: 379rwhp 366rwtq

Nitrous: 516rwhp 548rwtq spinning on the dyno.

went 11.07 at 124mph with a 1.47 60',
That is stout! Very nice.

Would a BR6ef not be cold enough for a 150 shot?
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Originally Posted by LsxBird
Mods:
Nitrous Outlet plate kit 150 shot
Ls6 intake
br7ef at .032
24* timing
lunati 212 221 cam (baby cam)
bolt-on's
MWC fab 9 3.89 motive gear
stock t56
centerforce dfx clutch
Tuned at Straightline Performance on there mustang dyno

Motor: 379rwhp 366rwtq

Nitrous: 516rwhp 548rwtq spinning on the dyno.

went 11.07 at 124mph with a 1.47 60',
Very nice combination and times!

What is your best ET NA? We make 372 at the rear wheels and have been 11.58 @ 114 with a 1.50 60' in perfect air but our weight is less than 3200 in race trim. We're hoping with a 150 shot we get solidly in the 10.5x range and would like to see a 1.3x 60'.

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Originally Posted by Tar Heel
We just finished the install of the same kit on our 2004 Corvette. Besides the kit from Nitrous Outlet we also installed a NANO system, LNC and NOS WOT RPM boxes, FPS, purge system, etc. Regarding time we have been picking at it here and there in the evenings after work and on weekends as time has permitted. It was a straight-forward installation and if I had to guess (this is only a guess) I would say that with a buddy you could do it on a weekend using both days and 8 or so hours a day. We haven't had the chance to get back to our tuner yet but we make 372 at the wheels NA (bolt-on car) and with the NANO hope to be over 500.

Finally, Brandon from Nitrous Outlet has been a huge help! I've called or emailed him a half dozen times or so and he has been more than helpful and has gone above and beyond what outstanding customer service should look like. Get a wiring diagram from him for your specifics and follow it very carefully and take your time. If you have any questions feel free to send me a PM and I can try to help you out.

Scott
Thats what we're here for Scott! Thanks for the kind words.
To the OP, if I can be of any help to you please don't hesitate to give me a call or shoot me an email/PM.

Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Tar Heel
Very nice combination and times!

What is your best ET NA? We make 372 at the rear wheels and have been 11.58 @ 114 with a 1.50 60' in perfect air but our weight is less than 3200 in race trim. We're hoping with a 150 shot we get solidly in the 10.5x range and would like to see a 1.3x 60'.

Scott
Thanks, was my first time at the track, unfortunately i never ran it N/A. Its a full weight car i actually forgot the spare tire and jack in the back! stupid me! I'm gonna weigh it this spring and see where I'm at. This winter i ditched the t56 and went th400 with a brake and 2step. Hoping for that 10 sec slip! then seeing what it will go on a 200! I wish my car was 3200 pounds!
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Originally Posted by bluestreak98
That is stout! Very nice.

Would a BR6ef not be cold enough for a 150 shot?
Probably could get away with it, but not recommended
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sorry for all the lines. Its motor and spray before/after cam install. current numbers are in sig and on graph. been very pleased with mine. Install was very straight forward and i think it looks clean.



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What is that you put over the hard lines going from the solenoids to the plate?
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What is that you put over the hard lines going from the solenoids to the plate?
its the smallest wire loom i could find. Thought it looked a little more clean than the hard lines. made it stand out less.
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Originally Posted by derekbuckner1
its the smallest wire loom i could find. Thought it looked a little more clean than the hard lines. made it stand out less.
Yeah, it's a nice touch for sure.
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Anyone else have some results?
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150 shot on 78mm plate = 10.90@127.05, 1.69 60'. Motored the 60' and brought in the gas......
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I have a question ,my lq4 has a few mods ls6 intake 317 heads long tube headers ,598 lift cam stall conv @3600 and 373 gear Im told that the 78mm plate does not produce the power that a shark nozzle installed into the front of the mass air intake will produce better numbers than the plate ? so which is better plate or nozzle .Planning on hitting it with 100 shot ,car is not real heavy ,just a fixed roof at about 3100 lbs,anyone guess what kind of numbers at the track it will go on 100 shot
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Originally Posted by JAGRIFFIN
150 shot on 78mm plate = 10.90@127.05, 1.69 60'. Motored the 60' and brought in the gas......
Wow thats rollin, nice times.
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Originally Posted by like2z28
I have a question ,my lq4 has a few mods ls6 intake 317 heads long tube headers ,598 lift cam stall conv @3600 and 373 gear Im told that the 78mm plate does not produce the power that a shark nozzle installed into the front of the mass air intake will produce better numbers than the plate ? so which is better plate or nozzle .Planning on hitting it with 100 shot ,car is not real heavy ,just a fixed roof at about 3100 lbs,anyone guess what kind of numbers at the track it will go on 100 shot
you would have to pill the shark nozzle up to a 150 shot to equal the performance of a 100 shot through a 78mm Nitrous Outlet plate. I've experimented with the two.


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