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Old Dec 9, 2004 | 05:44 PM
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Well i am getting ready to hook up my new NX wet kit and i just wanted to know what fuel jet for a 100 shot do yall use? I also wanted to know how many of you guys spray with bolt-ons without the car ever being tuned? I was told i would be better off tuning the car with the headers and the bolt -ons i have now and then putting the nitrous to it. Will i be ok without a tune? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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Old Dec 9, 2004 | 09:59 PM
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41/22 for a 75
52/28 for a 100
57/31 for a 125
62/33 for a 150

Just make sure you get some colder spark plugs, NGK TR6.
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Old Dec 10, 2004 | 03:24 AM
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What do yall think about using a 52/33 for a 100 shot to be on the safe side? Is that too much fuel?
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Old Dec 10, 2004 | 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Deckhand
41/22 for a 75
52/28 for a 100
57/31 for a 125
62/33 for a 150

Just make sure you get some colder spark plugs, NGK TR6.
If it's a daily driver that will only see the juice 2-3 times every 1,000 miles or so should i still change the plugs, or just leave in my tr55's?

Also, im missing the #28 jet for the fuel. where can i pick up a jet pack?

Thanks
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Old Dec 10, 2004 | 08:53 AM
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NXs jetting is a little rich to start with to keep it safe.The 52-33 will work but you may need to go to the 28.

We sell indavidual jets.
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I tried the 52/33 a couple times, way too rich... so i upped the nitrous to 57/33 and it runs pretty good.
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Originally Posted by Deckhand
I tried the 52/33 a couple times, way too rich... so i upped the nitrous to 57/33 and it runs pretty good.
You now have a 125 hp jetting....
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Daniel son, finish the install and lets take it to the dyno and tune it with the wide band , and adjust the jettting as needed
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If the car is stock.With no tuning.Your car will need no tuning done to run this system.The jetting is closs enough put a 52-28 in it and go racing.It want hurt to put it on the dyno but the systems are pretty accurate....Now if you had cam and custom tunning themn I would tell you to worry about tuning.
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are you still using the stock fuel pump?
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Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
If the car is stock.With no tuning.Your car will need no tuning done to run this system.The jetting is closs enough put a 52-28 in it and go racing.It want hurt to put it on the dyno but the systems are pretty accurate....Now if you had cam and custom tunning themn I would tell you to worry about tuning.
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All that is done to the car is LT headers, ORY, and stall converter. Yes it is still the stock fuel pump.
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Originally Posted by 69_YENKO
If it's a daily driver that will only see the juice 2-3 times every 1,000 miles or so should i still change the plugs, or just leave in my tr55's?
get the tr6's. better safe than sorry, and you wont lose any N/A performance
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Originally Posted by Turo
get the tr6's. better safe than sorry, and you wont lose any N/A performance
Yeah i am going to get the TR6s in soon. But for right now i was just wondering if i will be ok running the 52/33 jets sizes. Thats all i have for now until i get the right fuel jet. Thanks for all the replies.
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Originally Posted by Turo
get the tr6's. better safe than sorry, and you wont lose any N/A performance
Cool thanks, i had planed on it ive just been putting it off.

Oh, is the spark plug swap any easyer if you have headers, rather than manifolds w/EGR-AIR stuff in the way. will i still need a special tool to get one of the plugs out.
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Originally Posted by PunkNPonys
Yeah i am going to get the TR6s in soon. But for right now i was just wondering if i will be ok running the 52/33 jets sizes. Thats all i have for now until i get the right fuel jet. Thanks for all the replies.
My NX kit didnt come with the #28 jet for the 100 shot either.

do you know were i can get more jets. i ready to step it up from the 75shot im sprayin now.
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