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Old May 10, 2005 | 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by 99Z51R
You did the kit comparision between the TNT kit and the single nozzle NX kit so the price on that is $580 compared to $754 for the TNT. All three kits are good, I think it just depends how much you want to spend and what level your running at. The pricing pretty much follows the performance level, spend more, you get more, spend less, you get less. I've installed many of each and really like the TNT kit's design and performance, but also have never had a problem with the generic NX kit.

Well said!! Altleast 4 the most part.. Ohh and can I say sick sick S I C K Vette in the sig!!!
Old May 10, 2005 | 04:42 PM
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David- 600hp is the flow capability of the MAF system. Kinda tough to find people willing to let us use their LS? or LT? cars for testing 600hp nitrous systems. On the other hand, in just comparing the MAF to the F1 only using 1 stage the MAF will do 300hp to the rear wheels, and before your curiosity is raised I have seen in person a car run that level.
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Oh Now Generic NX come on, the MAF kit is not generic. It simply is the best, cleanest, most sexy kit for the Camaro's and Firebirds. And soon for the Vettes and trucks. Generic damn I got to start working harder, generic, I kinda feel like Coke Cola. Wait thats not bad everyone knows who Coke is. lol

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Originally Posted by 99Z51R
You did the kit comparision between the TNT kit and the single nozzle NX kit so the price on that is $580 compared to $754 for the TNT. All three kits are good, I think it just depends how much you want to spend and what level your running at. The pricing pretty much follows the performance level, spend more, you get more, spend less, you get less. I've installed many of each and really like the TNT kit's design and performance, but also have never had a problem with the generic NX kit.
Old May 10, 2005 | 05:11 PM
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no he didnt mean the maf kit was generic he mean the standard single nozzle kit which is what we are comparing.
Old May 10, 2005 | 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by NXJeremy
David- 600hp is the flow capability of the MAF system. Kinda tough to find people willing to let us use their LS? or LT? cars for testing 600hp nitrous systems. On the other hand, in just comparing the MAF to the F1 only using 1 stage the MAF will do 300hp to the rear wheels, and before your curiosity is raised I have seen in person a car run that level.
Sorry man but my curousity is raised again, you are saying that you make 300rwhp on a #4 feed line??
Old May 10, 2005 | 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by NXRICKY
Oh Now Generic NX come on, the MAF kit is not generic. It simply is the best, cleanest, most sexy kit for the Camaro's and Firebirds. And soon for the Vettes and trucks. Generic damn I got to start working harder, generic, I kinda feel like Coke Cola. Wait thats not bad everyone knows who Coke is. lol

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Im more of a Red Bull fan myself
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no he didnt mean the maf kit was generic he mean the standard single nozzle kit which is what we are comparing.
Old May 10, 2005 | 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by David@TNT
Sorry man but my curousity is raised again, you are saying that you make 300rwhp on a #4 feed line??
Still skeptical? I was there and saw the graph. Just a little FYI, -4 line will free flow 400+. Let me know if you have any more tech questions I'm always happy to help out a fellow nitrous user.
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Originally Posted by NXJeremy
Still skeptical? I was there and saw the graph. Just a little FYI, -4 line will free flow 400+. Let me know if you have any more tech questions I'm always happy to help out a fellow nitrous user.
Please define what you just said, it will "free flow" like a giant purge or actually make 400rwhp through a #4 line..

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i have had 3 nitrous kits in the past. 1st was the NX single nozzle..nice, easy reliable install. my 2nd kit was NX DP lt1/ls1 kit. clean install but i had too many problems with leaky railing and bad soenoids. 3rd kit i converted to TNT F2. all i can say is WOW. that thing hits like a frieght train. i would say that it put down more power than my NX DP just by the seat of the pants meter(not most acturate way of measuring HP output by the way) on the same 150 hp setting. now i am using a TNT F4 DP.i have not completed my engine yet, but i know i wont be disappointed with the results on a 300 shot. TNT has my vote, hope it counts for something since i have used both companys.
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Originally Posted by David@TNT
Please define what you just said, it will "free flow" like a giant purge or actually make 400rwhp through a #4 line..
David
let me try to clearify what Jeremy made comments on.
10 or 15 pound bottle, -4 feed line, shark nozzle kit 434hp to be perfectly clear. Nostalgia prostreet, at the time limited to a single -4 line. now there are several differrent hose mfg;s in the world. Not sure about your flow test with yalls -4 hose, but ours did achieve that hp.

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Old May 10, 2005 | 08:59 PM
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I have always used the TNT kit. The power ring takes all of 20 mins to install if you have any common sense and a lil patience.... From personal experience the TNT kit makes more torque across the board on similar setups.

I ran a power ring on my heads/cam setup for 2 years. Made over 600 ft lbs on a 100 shot with a very nitrous friendly cam. Built my current motor and went TNT F4 with 200 pills and made 658/729 with a 346 LS1

I have looked at several NX kits and have contemplated running a NX direct port on my current project but I am leaning toward TNT due to past experiences.

This is all just my opinion. No harm, no foul......

Maybe TNT could step up and work out a lil "sponsorship" on this curent project
Sure would be nice to have the TNT plumbed on the intake for the magazine article

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Old May 10, 2005 | 09:00 PM
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Old May 10, 2005 | 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by David@TNT
Actually we dont have that problem anymore with our new ring, but thanks 4 the oppinion..
Ok so you say that since i have the SLP air lid and smooth bellow that i am going to or not going to have to cut it up to put in the power ring? I mean if i am going to have to do that i might as well go with the NX nozzle and put it in the smooth bellow? Correct me if i am wrong. It would save me money since i wont have to cut anything up. And if i was to put it in the smooth bellow (NX KIT single nozzle) would that be a safe way to run that kit? I mean i have not intention on running 300 shots like you guys are talken about, i just want one that will run 75 to a 100hp safe and be the most economical but not cheap, sounds to me that NX single nozzle would be best for me.
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Originally Posted by Bigrob339
Ok so you say that since i have the SLP air lid and smooth bellow that i am going to or not going to have to cut it up to put in the power ring? I mean if i am going to have to do that i might as well go with the NX nozzle and put it in the smooth bellow? Correct me if i am wrong. It would save me money since i wont have to cut anything up. And if i was to put it in the smooth bellow (NX KIT single nozzle) would that be a safe way to run that kit? I mean i have not intention on running 300 shots like you guys are talken about, i just want one that will run 75 to a 100hp safe and be the most economical but not cheap, sounds to me that NX single nozzle would be best for me.
thx rob
I just installed one of the "newer" power ring kits a few weeks back. Install was a breeze. I did have to trim the Whisper carbon fiber lid and the bellows a lil bit for optimum fit. It looks beautiful when done. Personally, I woud rather have my nozzles in a solid power ring, than flopping around in a smooth bellows I had to cut a hole in and put a nut on the inside.

Either way, you are going to cut/modify something. Might as well go with the most practical kit.

FWIW, if you ever take the kit off, 9 times out of 10 the guy buying the kit has a lid on his car and will give you his for your cut one. So essentially, you are out ZERO.....
Old May 10, 2005 | 10:05 PM
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Yeah, I understand that, the more i look at the NX kit, the TNT comes with more for a lil bit more money. It looks like to me the NX kit would cost about 800 some to get a decent kit with purge,heater,blow down tube,etc. The TNT F1 kit from nitro daves looks like it comes more complete for lil more money, it looks like u only need a purge and bottle heater, plus the safety equip. for each. I think i am leaning toward the f1 tnt kit, also what is that bracket that people have on the F1 kit that mount the noids along side of it?
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The bracket is inlcluded with the TNT kit. Its a CNC piece that allows you to mount your noids with no troubles. Very convenient....... F1, purge, window switch, warmer.... Have fun!!!!
Old May 10, 2005 | 10:25 PM
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Rob,
Both kits are great kits.However no one has mentioned the NX dual nozzle kit.This is also a great kit.It does not come with a power ring but it does have the two peice nuts that hold it firm into the Bellow.
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Not to disrespect any company or product, but, I do know that TNT is ALL American made. That should count a lot. NX, all American made, I don't know.
Old May 11, 2005 | 07:37 AM
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good point, AMERICAN MADE IS GREAT, but hell our car were made in canada lol whateva though. I am really liking the power ring setup with the way those noids are mounted, when they are mounted that way do they affect the hood clearence since i have a WS6?jw. What is a good bottle heater and a purger dynotune?also what about timing tuner in a box, will that work as a window switch if i read it right from thunder racing?
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