A little something interesting!!!!!!
There are 2 major bottle companies, 3 steelbraided hose companies that are players, One of the 3 could buy the other 2 if they wanted to, 5 solenoids mfg that I would even talk to but there are more if you include vending machine companies, several bottle bracket companies, and over a million machine shops. NX strives to use the best companies for each part they use in ever system. It is not a secret that none of the nitrous companies built there own solenoids, bottles, steelbraided hose not cost effective. These parts are readily available on the open market, you just have to know what you want in DETAIL. This is were NX is different than any other company. We give the best warranties because we do our home work, and buy the best parts. If a company sells something but does not stand behind it then that part is not worth purchasing. Lets talk about jets, it cost thousands of dollars to build the tool to have our logo and jet number on every jet we sell. The customer will know if it is an NX jet or just a knock off. Several companies keep stating they have the same quality as NX, that is a compliment to me. They are trying to raise there status buy mentioning NX, but they do not stand behind there products like we do. NX has had more parts copied or knockoffed by the other guys. NX is the best,for several reasons. More new products then all other companies combined over the last 6 years, the people who work for NX care about the end user and their satisfaction with the parts, Warrany best in the industry. List of new parts: remote bottle opener, SX2 nozzle, Std nozzle, phase three plate, jet wrech, ntercooler kit,GM MAF kit, 5.0 Plate kits, new phase three billet plate, billet y fittings, filter screens in the nitrous solenoids, 4.6 Plate kit, NXL systems, Intergrated fuel rail and solenoid packages, packaging to make sure you get your part intact. This is just a handful. NX is the best period.....
I thought I would Share this with you.
Dave
Good info Dave.
off topic, where can i get a new motor for my pocket Bike.lol she blew, 117 octain, no oil and the big jet. 50mph!!
By the way, NX was a John Stewart company. If you've been in nitrous for a while, then you know who John Stewart was. Best carb system ever was his Top Gun systems. I still have two kits that I absolutely will not give up. These things are crazy, consistent and have a kick like a pissed off mule. Anyway...keep up the good work.
Its kinda of like everything else one company may build several versions of one part.Just because it has the same name does not mean its the same quality.You pay for quality and warrenty...
Dave
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Ricky
By the way, NX was a John Stewart company. If you've been in nitrous for a while, then you know who John Stewart was. Best carb system ever was his Top Gun systems. I still have two kits that I absolutely will not give up. These things are crazy, consistent and have a kick like a pissed off mule. Anyway...keep up the good work.


I typed a responce and then deleted it.Because I thought it may be to direct and look like I was trying to be a jerk when I wasnt.So Ill type it again and just tell you im not trying to be a jerk.LOL
I remember John Stewert.I never had any one on one dealings with him.However I am aware he was a very knowledgeable man.He was a sponsor on this board before I came aboard.Shortly after John passed away.I am aware of topgun.I still get calls from customers with top gun parts here and then.
Ok I have seen solenoids go bad.Most of the time it is the ingredients in the fuel a customer is running causing the plunger to swell.Or a bad ground smoking the coil.I will say in the last 5 years I have had only a few cases where this has happened.What catches my interest is that you say your buddy has 20 solenoids.In all the nitrous sales and tech we do I have not have seen a problem with hardly any NX solenoids that was not user error like wiring....Or the fuel additive causing piston swell.Im not saying that it is impossible that your buddy had a problem with a fuel solenoid but 20 man thats a tuff one to swollow.
This is my openion based off of my knowledge and hands on work.Now dont take it wrong you asked for some love.LOL
Dave
Last edited by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet; Dec 22, 2004 at 09:05 AM.
First thing I would check was the installation (we always charged extra to undo someone elses screw-ups) to make sure all grounds and connections were good. After all this was confirmed, I would disconnect the lines going into the nozzle, after the solenoids and check the flow. Nine times out of 10, we would find the fuel side was either not working, or fuel was trickling out. On some, they would click fine, as long as there was no pressure behind it. As soon as the key was turned forward, nothing and the noid would get hot enough to make you pull your hand away quickly.
NXRICKY, I did try calling customer service (way back when) and they wouldn't even hear it. I was told the same thing I am seeing now...."NO, NO, NO....We are perfect and this does not happen"....Actually, this is about the same reaction we get from most nitrous companies when confronted with a problem. In any event, I was just relating something that happened to us, at our shop. I am in no way, shape or form accusing anyone of anything or calling anyone's product crap.
As for John Stewart, my first run in with him was at The Houston Autorama, many moons ago when he was pushing Top Gun. He told some awsome stories and we believed him enough to become a dealer for him. We still have a Top Gun "Nitrous With An Attitude" banner on the shop wall and we even have t-shirts....LOL!
I hear good things about NX. If I get nitrous I will use NX parts, except for NXL
Peter Paul I think it was that make the parts, google had a lot of info
Peter Paul I think it was that make the parts, google had a lot of info
everyone knows NX makes the best stuff, and nitrodaves and speed are the best suppliers, ie my sig. I used to be a die hard NOS fan, but their kits suck. nothing compares to NX
NXRICKY - I sent you an email about my new setup, hit me back when you get the chance
As far as topgun goes. Did you get banner with the slogin "We blow your mind not your motor" got to love that on.lol
Ricky
First thing I would check was the installation (we always charged extra to undo someone elses screw-ups) to make sure all grounds and connections were good. After all this was confirmed, I would disconnect the lines going into the nozzle, after the solenoids and check the flow. Nine times out of 10, we would find the fuel side was either not working, or fuel was trickling out. On some, they would click fine, as long as there was no pressure behind it. As soon as the key was turned forward, nothing and the noid would get hot enough to make you pull your hand away quickly.
NXRICKY, I did try calling customer service (way back when) and they wouldn't even hear it. I was told the same thing I am seeing now...."NO, NO, NO....We are perfect and this does not happen"....Actually, this is about the same reaction we get from most nitrous companies when confronted with a problem. In any event, I was just relating something that happened to us, at our shop. I am in no way, shape or form accusing anyone of anything or calling anyone's product crap.
As for John Stewart, my first run in with him was at The Houston Autorama, many moons ago when he was pushing Top Gun. He told some awsome stories and we believed him enough to become a dealer for him. We still have a Top Gun "Nitrous With An Attitude" banner on the shop wall and we even have t-shirts....LOL!
Last edited by NXRICKY; Dec 22, 2004 at 02:36 PM.

