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This is a multi-port discharge plate.This gives you a larger cover area for your nitrous stream which will eliminate distribution problems seen in most ls1/Lt1 based plate applications.
These are introductry prices.So pricing may change in the future.
The COMPLETE SYSTEM will come complete with a 10lb bottle with high flow 45 valve,Microswitch,wiring harness and relay,main feed line,stainless steal quick release bottle brackets,300 Hp lifetime warrenty solenoids,Nitrous Plate,oil ring gasket,throttle linkage spacer,jetting from 35-150,hoses,bolts,and fittings. All this for 650.00
CONVERSION KIT- Comes with the plate,Oil ring gasket,Throttle linkage spacer,Bolts,Fittings and jets 225.00
These should be ready to ship before the end of this month(September).
We are now taking orders.These are not on the web site at this time so you will need to call in at 1-866-648-7637
Thanks
Dave
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First of all, that's a nice looking piece.
If this is a secret, fine, but I'm just curious how the machining is done to get the little holes in the plate where the N2o obviously comes out into the intake.
The 12 little holes. Are they drilled at a slight angle, or is there some custom tool that y'all have that drills them straight? Like a belt driven drill bit or something?
I'm doubting that the metal is formed around a mold, so I'm jsut curious.
If this is a secret, fine, but I'm just curious how the machining is done to get the little holes in the plate where the N2o obviously comes out into the intake.
The 12 little holes. Are they drilled at a slight angle, or is there some custom tool that y'all have that drills them straight? Like a belt driven drill bit or something?
I'm doubting that the metal is formed around a mold, so I'm jsut curious.
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Originally Posted by Ouija
First of all, that's a nice looking piece.
If this is a secret, fine, but I'm just curious how the machining is done to get the little holes in the plate where the N2o obviously comes out into the intake.
The 12 little holes. Are they drilled at a slight angle, or is there some custom tool that y'all have that drills them straight? Like a belt driven drill bit or something?
I'm doubting that the metal is formed around a mold, so I'm jsut curious.
If this is a secret, fine, but I'm just curious how the machining is done to get the little holes in the plate where the N2o obviously comes out into the intake.
The 12 little holes. Are they drilled at a slight angle, or is there some custom tool that y'all have that drills them straight? Like a belt driven drill bit or something?
I'm doubting that the metal is formed around a mold, so I'm jsut curious.
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Dave,
It looks sweet!![Thumb](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies2/thumb.gif)
I hope you'll have a version available where you can just screw the nitrous and fuel lines from your existing system on as in the DTE and NOS versions.
It looks sweet!
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I hope you'll have a version available where you can just screw the nitrous and fuel lines from your existing system on as in the DTE and NOS versions.
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That's exactly the style I was hoping for. I wanted fittings so you could just route hoses to the plate and have the solenoids mounted elsewhere. Unless that may be what the top plate is. The pictures look like two different plates. Hopefully that is the case.
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Originally Posted by Elite_Hot_Rod
Dave do you know if NX intends to offer a plate for a carb style manifold?
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Shipping charges would kill me but I might be willing to take a vacation day from work and drive it up.
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That intake uses a 4150 flange then I have a plate for it... Anyone want to send there intake into me I would be more than happy
to flow a plate on their intake.
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OK here are the answers.
1. This plate canb use any manafacures solenoids.
2.The plates are built with custom tooling.I would rather leave it at that.
3.You can mount some solenoids directly to the plate or remote mount the solenoids.
4.Yes these will be available in all sizes.
5.We also have plates desighned for the LT1,LS1 and LS2
We have you covered.
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1. This plate canb use any manafacures solenoids.
2.The plates are built with custom tooling.I would rather leave it at that.
3.You can mount some solenoids directly to the plate or remote mount the solenoids.
4.Yes these will be available in all sizes.
5.We also have plates desighned for the LT1,LS1 and LS2
We have you covered.
Dave
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Originally Posted by Elite_Hot_Rod
Shipping charges would kill me but I might be willing to take a vacation day from work and drive it up.
oh and Dave, it looks badass, amazing machine work too.
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Originally Posted by Elite_Hot_Rod
Shipping charges would kill me but I might be willing to take a vacation day from work and drive it up.
You game.?
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3/4 for billet, If I had to build a custom one could be a bit thicker... Ever intake has a different look coming out of the mold.
If that is to thick I could just put spray bars inside your intake.
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If that is to thick I could just put spray bars inside your intake.
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Originally Posted by silverZ98
hey dave can i take my single shark nozzel kit i got from you and make it work with this plate?
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