Dry Nitrous on stock 2000 Trans Am
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Dry Nitrous on stock 2000 Trans Am I am looking to run a small dry shot of nitrous on my 2000 Trans Am T-56. Current mods are just a B&M Ripper, chambered catback, and some suspension stuff. It has about 32K on the clock.
I already have a Window Switch, what pills should I run?
I plan on getting a FPSS and a WOT switch.
What about fuel issues? In-line fuel pump or a in-tank high flow pump?
And last question, you have an on switch for everything, w/ a WOT switch and a WS do you need another switch?
I did a search, but didn't find info on stock cars, most already has upgrades like H/C.
Thanks!!
Douglas
I already have a Window Switch, what pills should I run?
I plan on getting a FPSS and a WOT switch.
What about fuel issues? In-line fuel pump or a in-tank high flow pump?
And last question, you have an on switch for everything, w/ a WOT switch and a WS do you need another switch?
I did a search, but didn't find info on stock cars, most already has upgrades like H/C.
Thanks!!
Douglas
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From: Northern Illinios
Pill sizes im my opinion are your own guess... it depends what tires you have cuz if u spray to quick you might break the tires loose. id say 3400 or so and 5800 or 6000... (my opinion).
I dont think your fuel will need to be messed with it you have a "small" shot. You should be fine.
Goodluck and wait for a 2nd opinion on everything as well!
I dont think your fuel will need to be messed with it you have a "small" shot. You should be fine.
Goodluck and wait for a 2nd opinion on everything as well!
Start with the 75. YOU WILL GO UP. 
But you will find that out too. Stock fuel should be fine. You may want to get a wideband from some dyno pulls, but that's just to be super safe.
But you will find that out too. Stock fuel should be fine. You may want to get a wideband from some dyno pulls, but that's just to be super safe. 
