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Old 07-02-2005, 10:20 AM
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i have a 94 z28 with the NOS dry kit on it. right now i only have a .41 pill in it. probally like a 50 shot.

But my kit did not come with the fuel pump, so i have a new ac delco pump.

im just wondering if the z28 fuel pump as enough pressure to up my nitrous to lets say my .64 pill?

i havent changed the plugs yet or retard the timing. what to do next? i got beat by an LS1 ....haha
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Just wondering why even run nitrous at a 50 shot on an LT1? Not a honda man!
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haha....well i dont wanna mess my car up. i mean the kit i got didnt come with a fuel pump. so im running a 2 month old brand new ac delco.

and i need some pills, not sure where online to buy some for a bigger shot!

honda? hahahh
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If you go over a 100 id start looking for a pump to be safe.(smarter thing to do
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So not plugs and injectors....just pump?

where do you buy pills at?
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Don't let them bother you about a 50 shot. Many people are buying heads for 2k + for less HP. I am running a 50 dry right now & it is a nice kick in the pants on the street at 3k rpm. Of course I want to do more but I am leaning out a little too much at higher HP levels. I will soon remedy that.... You can buy different jets (pills) here: http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idcategory=43
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TR6 pluggs gapped at 34 - 35 on 92 or higher octane fuel and you can spray a 150 wet, or 100 dry alllllll day long, my 96' Z28 lasted 116,000 miles with that set up.. Good luck.
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Come on now 50 shot? Better off with 75 to shot! What just saying when you do shoot a 50 you will want more. I say just upgrade your fuel pump and plug and shoot at 100-125...you'll be fine!
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Yes but enen with a 150 shot you'll want more..... Am I right?????
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Keep in mind,That the inline pump that comes from NOS is nothing but a band aid.If you want to do it right and stay safe put a intank walboro in there.Also You will need to start looking into fuel injectors depending on how large of a shot you go with.The LT1s only come with 24lb injectors.If you wanted to save your self the hassle of injectors and tuning I would convert to a wet system.
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Isn't the idea of the LT1 dry kit to use the stock injectors and spike the fuel pressure to trick injectors into a larger size. If so, I would compare the Delco pump specs to the NOS pump and see if it is capable of supporting your needs. If I remember correctly, the dry kit on an LS1 with the NOS pump can support a 150hp shot. Maybe call NOS tech (good luck) and find out about pump and pressure needed.
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The LT1 Dry kit does spike pressure to around 80PSI on the injectors. The stock fuel pump can not maintain this high pressure. I highly recommend putting a walbro in-tank pump or the in-line NOS pump on before going to the 64 jet. The in-line NOS pump is nothing more than a 255 high pressure walbro pump and is very functional.




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