New LS1/LT1 plate systems!!!
Just finished up my install, and sprayed the GTO for the first time (75 shot). Feels like it should, power comes in nice and crisp without so much as a hiccup.
Dave, this plate works great! Thanks to all involved in making it and getting it to market
Dave, this plate works great! Thanks to all involved in making it and getting it to market
Originally Posted by Brains
Just finished up my install, and sprayed the GTO for the first time (75 shot). Feels like it should, power comes in nice and crisp without so much as a hiccup.
Dave, this plate works great! Thanks to all involved in making it and getting it to market
Dave, this plate works great! Thanks to all involved in making it and getting it to market
Thanks for the update.
Dave
This is where this plate will be nice...on cars like the GTO where there is an elbow that prevents using the MAF style kit....easier than a single nozzle in the air intake tube..
P.S.,
Dave, do you have the billet throttle switch/bracket out of the machine shop yet for 04 GTO?????
Scott-
P.S.,
Dave, do you have the billet throttle switch/bracket out of the machine shop yet for 04 GTO?????
Scott-
SDB, that's what I liked so much about it. I really didn't want to drill a hole in my intake tube for a nozzle, and didn't want to make the 90 degree turn either.
Not to mention, the plate install is very clean. The only part that's visible is the WOT switch (if you use a mechanical one), the top of the plate, and the lines heading under then fuel rail cover. I have the nitrous solenoid hidden under one of the covers, and the fuel solenoid on the front pass. cylinder head. I'm probably going to move the fuel solenoid under the other cover though, so it will be a nearly hidden kit without being a hidden kit
Jet changes are such a breeze too, since they're right there on the top - and no nozzle to hold from turning. lol.
I was able to install this ENTIRE nitrous kit without drilling one hole in the car, or cutting into any wires -- anywhere. I can remove the kit without any traces that nitrous was ever used on the vehicle.
Not to mention, the plate install is very clean. The only part that's visible is the WOT switch (if you use a mechanical one), the top of the plate, and the lines heading under then fuel rail cover. I have the nitrous solenoid hidden under one of the covers, and the fuel solenoid on the front pass. cylinder head. I'm probably going to move the fuel solenoid under the other cover though, so it will be a nearly hidden kit without being a hidden kit
Jet changes are such a breeze too, since they're right there on the top - and no nozzle to hold from turning. lol.I was able to install this ENTIRE nitrous kit without drilling one hole in the car, or cutting into any wires -- anywhere. I can remove the kit without any traces that nitrous was ever used on the vehicle.
Would this plate system be better than a single nozzle setup with my Procharged/cammed application!? And what can I jet down to with this kit. I would like teh capability to go as low as a 35shot!?
Originally Posted by bodydropped
could you try a 45 angle instead of a 90.i don't think it would be very good for flow if it 90s twice right before it is sprayed.imo.
Dave it is great that someone got a plate kit out there that disributes well. Can you make one with a larger throttle body opening? This would work well for a second or third kit with a couple of direct ports. I know of a lil black car that this would really go good with



