Nitrous Systems Review!!!
Ouch,ummm well the NOS kit was hard enough for me to post.I went ahead and posted it because it had been a popular system for years.Unfortintly this post will not have all systems on the market in it.I try to stick with suggesting quality parts.Not cheap parts.
Dave
Dave
Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
Ouch,ummm well the NOS kit was hard enough for me to post.I went ahead and posted it because it had been a popular system for years.Unfortintly this post will not have all systems on the market in it.I try to stick with suggesting quality parts.Not cheap parts.
Dave
Dave
Last edited by VINCE; Jan 20, 2005 at 02:16 PM.
No its not towards any certain company.Im just stating that the systems in my post are in my opinion the only companys quality wise worthy of Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet suggesting.
Our company strives to offer only the Best customer service and QUALITY on the market.There is no exeptions we strive to push QUALITY before anything else.If it does not meet my quality expectations we do not suggest it.Other peoples opinion in quality may differ than mine.However my opinions are based off of a trained eye and knowledge that I have acheived through out my time in this buisness.Take the systems I suggest and lay them side by side of other companys tear them both down and you will see the quality difference.Im not saying that other companys will not work.Im just saying some are better than others
Thats all..
Keep in mind.This post was not made to offend anyone.It is based off of my opinion.We are selective to the companys we resale.I could buy and sell any company out there but I take the ones that I have done research on and they pass my expectations and that is what our company choses to sell.I would rather suggest and sell what I beleive in than just sell something because someone wants it.I would rather lose the sell!!!
Dave
Our company strives to offer only the Best customer service and QUALITY on the market.There is no exeptions we strive to push QUALITY before anything else.If it does not meet my quality expectations we do not suggest it.Other peoples opinion in quality may differ than mine.However my opinions are based off of a trained eye and knowledge that I have acheived through out my time in this buisness.Take the systems I suggest and lay them side by side of other companys tear them both down and you will see the quality difference.Im not saying that other companys will not work.Im just saying some are better than others
Thats all..
Keep in mind.This post was not made to offend anyone.It is based off of my opinion.We are selective to the companys we resale.I could buy and sell any company out there but I take the ones that I have done research on and they pass my expectations and that is what our company choses to sell.I would rather suggest and sell what I beleive in than just sell something because someone wants it.I would rather lose the sell!!!
Dave
Last edited by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet; Jan 20, 2005 at 02:51 PM.
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Nitro Dave. Vince, Clearly Nitro dave has a biased opinion for nitrous parts/ kits that he does not and will never be permitted to sell. It is a PROVEN FACT that he will continue to say and do what ever he can to make us look bad and keep the consumer in the dark. Thats a problem he needs to work on. The facts are: the more money a company spends on advertising the higher the price needs to be to cover the added costs. We pride our self in providing the HIGHEST QUALITY PRODUCTS at the very best pricing. We continue to grow with a simple business plan. PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY PRODUCT, SUPERIOR CUSTOMER SERVICE & THE BEST PRICES POSSIBLE. Over the last several months there have been posts related to solenoids, bottles, ect. from dave trying to sell the idea that large manufactures/suppliers have low end and high end products that look exactly the same. We offer the EXACT same warranty. The plunger material is the same, material and machined at the exact same location and the coils are a high temp sealed body exactly the same. So, why can we sell a solenoid for less? We do not need to factor in for a overextended advertising budget.Everyone has good stuff, the technology has come a long way. At any rate this post is not meant to bash anyone but offers our defense for comments made by Dave concerning "cheap parts" which should have been "great prices". We have installed just about every nitrous kit out there and they all make about the same HP. So, if you want to pay extra for a logo on a nozzle and pitch in for high dollar advertising costs there is nothing wrong with that. If you want to save money and put it towards all the other items you need to get for your project then the answer is simple. As stated earlier. we are not trying to bash or talk bad about anyone we wanted to defend our selves from unwanted slander.
Were in my post did I mention Cold Fusion?
I simply said that I made a post based on my professional opinion from hand to hand comparisons against other companys and these are the ones I suggest based on quality.
Sorry for a great post that I am working hard on going to this.
Dave
I simply said that I made a post based on my professional opinion from hand to hand comparisons against other companys and these are the ones I suggest based on quality.
Sorry for a great post that I am working hard on going to this.
Dave
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Verdad Gallardo Guys I am sorry if I stirred the wrong pot. I personally think ALL the vendors make good products with the HIGHEST quality. Hell if you send me some free parts I will mix and match your kits
Now that I think about it. I already do have both NX and CF.. My first stage is CF and my second stage will be NX. I might even add a third stage and run TNT or NOS..
Now that I think about it. I already do have both NX and CF.. My first stage is CF and my second stage will be NX. I might even add a third stage and run TNT or NOS.. 
Play nice guys 
Additional thread Check out this thread, on going, considering the merits of wet/dry kits and brands.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...post1549519724
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...post1549519724
Originally Posted by koolrayz
I believe I have pushed the 5177 kit as far as anyone and I agree with robert56 it is a viable option for the majority of the people. That being said I will be removing my 5177 kit as I have a bullit proof 408 being assembled as we speak and will be in need of a big hp system.
I cant really build the motor I want for about 17 months(payoff for the car plus "other expences") I have a 5177 kit and ordered a wet conversion kit from Dave but I am still undecided on which way to go. The 5177 is mounted and looks very sanitary, to convert to wet I would have to change it up a lot(plus the conversion kit came with no instructions,as i understand it I need to download those from NX's website
). Here's my delima, I have the racetronics pump installed and the dry kit mounted, but i am at 94% duty cycle NA 
So Do I redo everything for the wet conversion OR since the Racetronics kit is installed,add larger injectors and tune? This would be eaiser than rewiring and mounting the shark nozzle but I want the best performance. Any suggestions? Thanks
Originally Posted by ss rally red
I cant really build the motor I want for about 17 months(payoff for the car plus "other expences") I have a 5177 kit and ordered a wet conversion kit from Dave but I am still undecided on which way to go. The 5177 is mounted and looks very sanitary, to convert to wet I would have to change it up a lot(plus the conversion kit came with no instructions,as i understand it I need to download those from NX's website ). Here's my delima, I have the racetronics pump installed and the dry kit mounted, but i am at 94% duty cycle NA So Do I redo everything for the wet conversion OR since the Racetronics kit is installed,add larger injectors and tune? This would be eaiser than rewiring and mounting the shark nozzle but I want the best performance. Any suggestions? Thanks
). Here's my delima, I have the racetronics pump installed and the dry kit mounted, but i am at 94% duty cycle NA So Do I redo everything for the wet conversion OR since the Racetronics kit is installed,add larger injectors and tune? This would be eaiser than rewiring and mounting the shark nozzle but I want the best performance. Any suggestions? Thanks
Originally Posted by Robert56
Man 94% na, are ya running lean on the dry shot, probably. Even without the dry kit, you should'nt go past about 80% duty cycle, so imo injectors should be up sized. Now if you change to wet conversion you won't tax your injectors additionally. Sounds like you'll have to redo n2o system to go wet, now the n2o will inject after maf instead of before. One idea, small dry shot first stage, additional full wet kit second stage. That way you have a safe dry hit all the time and when needing ***** to the walls you can arm second wet stage.
I started a new thread for some thoughts. Thanks Ken 