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Old Apr 6, 2015 | 05:20 PM
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So I've been considering installing a EFI wet kit at 100-125 shot on top of my current build:

I made about 422rwhp/398rwtq on the dyno last year on stock plugs.

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224/230 .581/.590 114 lsa
Stage 1 PRC Heads - LS6s
TSP Headers7/8 - Catted Ypip
Borla non-adj w/ cutouts
Yank Pro 3600
3.42 gears
Bosch 36lbs injectors on Stock Fuel pump


I'm new to the nitrous systems. going to use a progressive controller, bottle heater and purge solenoid. Any recommendations/thoughts?
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Old Apr 6, 2015 | 05:34 PM
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I run a 125 wet shot on my HCI LQ9. Its a NX single nozzle wet kit and i use a LNC-2000 to pull timing. You should be fine as long as you pull some timing, run the plugs and have adequate fuel.
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Old Apr 6, 2015 | 05:34 PM
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First thing I'd suggest would be to upgrade the fuel pump to a 255 w/ hotwire harness so you know your covered on fueling.



After that other than the system for a good core setup would be to get a controller [ Window switch or progressive ], N20 gauge, and bottle heater [ Would suggest fully automatic version ]. Purge is purely optional IMO but nice to have to clear the line or show off .

Also feel free to holla at me here at the shop and I'd be more than happy to ask any questions or go over any concerns you might have.

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Old Apr 6, 2015 | 05:41 PM
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I have the bottle heater, NOS progressive controller, and a purge. last time I ran on a dyno, I was close to full duty on the stock pump and 36lb injectors. I was hoping not to change the stock pump and injectors and spark plugs yet.
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Originally Posted by 1ta ls1
I have the bottle heater, NOS progressive controller, and a purge. last time I ran on a dyno, I was close to full duty on the stock pump and 36lb injectors. I was hoping to get away with not changing the stock pump and injectors and spark plugs just yet.
Bad idea man!
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Originally Posted by NitrousExpress
First thing I'd suggest would be to upgrade the fuel pump to a 255 w/ hotwire harness so you know your covered on fueling.



-Chris
You have been advised!
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new fuel pump it is. spark plugs for my build?
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Smart move BR7 plugs gapped around .30 -.35
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Originally Posted by HCI2000SS
Smart move BR7 plugs gapped around .30 -.35
Yep...I run mine @ .032
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Cool. Lots of good info. Gonna grab a new pump and plugs. 36lb injectors sufficient?
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The 36's will be fine
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