Progressive Nitrous controllers bad for solenoids?
Phillip
Magnets are $43 from NX and they'll replace every other component for free ($10 freight)
Its not as hard on the magnet as it is on the piston, and they can be easily dissasembled to be checked. Just get you a sol wrench and check them your self..
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Dave
Last edited by Nitro Dave's Performance; Aug 11, 2004 at 02:42 PM.
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Dave
LOL!!!! $500.00 for the NX kit plus $300.00 for a life time warranty = $800.00 NX kit.. I'll do it for $200.00. For those kind of prices we can give life time warranties on solenoids also!!! Our standard solenoid warranty is the same as TNT. We warranty all solenoids against manufactures defects! I'll send a employee to a local NX dealer and we will take a pic of the solenoid, proof of purchase receipt, ect. take it apart and compare our solenoid to a NX. the only difference will be the engraving on the body. Its time for consumers to know the facts. We are taking the
out of the nitrous world! like it or not! Nitrous Mike
Guys Im sorry for being erresponsible and getting on his level but I am tired of the direct shots that have been taking on me since this guy came on this board.He claims to have cheap prices which he does.But he also claims to have equal quality which he doesnt.He is misleading people to get them to buy his product.Which I beleave no one is.
I will say this I have enjoyed bieng a member of this site.I have also enjoyed making as many friends as I have on this site.And I have enjoyed every time I have been part of helping someone with there problems.I do not come on here just for buisness.This site is like no other site that I visit.I feel at home here.Unfortintly everytime I get on here lately I get Pissed off.It is hard to remain professional when you have someone that you know is misleading people and actually thinking people are stupid enough to buy there countless lines of BS.This has nothing to do with competetion because there is real competetion on this board.You do not see them acting this way.They are very professional.Most sponcers on here have a sponsor type moral.Hell most of the sponsors on here are always helping each other out behind the scenes and thats awesome.Competetion is a good thing it normally keeps companys coming out with newer and better parts at better prices for the consumer.I have always ran a clean and honest buisness and that is what has helped us get to where we are.I have never bashed another company or there product until now.It is not professional and I am not happy that I have been put in this perdictament.
I fill that I have become a target and will no longer be a part of it.People like this guy come and go in this buisness all the time but this class act is the first I have seen.Yes I am taking it personal.
Ill be real honest with you.Buy the end of the day I may be pulling my sponcership here.It would be easer that way just so I do not continue getting mad and make myself look like an idiot like this guy.If you guys have any tech questions please call me.I am going to try to stay off the board today.
Thank you for your support and again I am sorry for the 5 year old act.
Dave
Last edited by Bad Habit Bird; Aug 14, 2004 at 06:12 PM.

Don't let him get you riled up Dave. Your service record and quality products speak for themselves.
As for "the other guy", this isn't a backwoods swap meet so please refrain from being abrasive to the other vendors, especially one that has gone above/beyond to help us here so many times like Dave has. It makes you look very unprofessional and low class to make personal attacks against Dave on this board.
I'm very very happy with my NX kit, and am always happy with the parts and service I get from NitrousOutlet/Dave.
JMHO,
Bad30th
"14 hz is the correct settings for NX solneoids. If you have another brand of solenoid you will have to determine the correct setting".
Hopefully this means that NX has determined that their solenoids (either via testing or hopefully (but doubtfully) via calculating the resonanant frequency of the moving parts in the solenoid, based on it's mass, then putting an appropriate spring in there).
After having talked to a few of the guys at NX my opinion of them has dropped substantially and I doubt that they have the knowledge to accomplish this. Not to bash NX, from what I've seen their parts are head & shoulders above the competition, but they are not the rocket scientists I had originally assumed.
Never the less - the idea that they have tested their solenoids and know that 14 hz is the best rate for them makes me comfortable. The fact that they're willing to stand behind them and repair any failed ones for free makes me feel pretty good about it really.
If what nitrous mike is saying is true (that they are really the same solneoid, with just different labelling), this changes things drastically. Does anybody have multiple brands of solenoids they can disassemble to verify this?
Steve
Slart, the people u talk on the phone with are just that, phone operators. They are usually not engineers. Engineers get paid BIG $ to R&D, manufacture, and process control. Not anser phone calls with "I can't get my kit to work". If u got a perty techy ?, they will almost always have to ask someone else and put u on hold. Do keep in mind that a techy ? for one person is an elemtry one for another. i.e. hooking up a relay, some know, others think it is from Star Trek.
P.S. as an EET, I like the 14Hz. It is a lot easier on the noids then the 25Hz and sometimes 35Hz with other prog cntrlrs. Just a simple adjustment in the duty cycle to compensate for the slower "slam rate".
"14 hz is the correct settings for NX solneoids. If you have another brand of solenoid you will have to determine the correct setting".
Hopefully this means that NX has determined that their solenoids (either via testing or hopefully (but doubtfully) via calculating the resonanant frequency of the moving parts in the solenoid, based on it's mass, then putting an appropriate spring in there).
After having talked to a few of the guys at NX my opinion of them has dropped substantially and I doubt that they have the knowledge to accomplish this. Not to bash NX, from what I've seen their parts are head & shoulders above the competition, but they are not the rocket scientists I had originally assumed.
Never the less - the idea that they have tested their solenoids and know that 14 hz is the best rate for them makes me comfortable. The fact that they're willing to stand behind them and repair any failed ones for free makes me feel pretty good about it really.
If what nitrous mike is saying is true (that they are really the same solneoid, with just different labelling), this changes things drastically. Does anybody have multiple brands of solenoids they can disassemble to verify this?
Steve



