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Old 12-11-2005, 11:51 PM
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I'm planning on getting one of your kits in the next couple of weeks and I was wondering which kit would be better for my setup the dry or the wet. I want it to be as safe as possible since I don't have the money at this point to rebuild the engine. Mods are in my sig. What do you suggest?
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Originally Posted by ls1-ss
I'm planning on getting one of your kits in the next couple of weeks and I was wondering which kit would be better for my setup the dry or the wet. I want it to be as safe as possible since I don't have the money at this point to rebuild the engine. Mods are in my sig. What do you suggest?
Either kit would work well for you but with your goals I would go with the wet kit - especially at the $369 you cant go wrong! I would also add either the MSD window Switch at $89
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idproduct=138
or the Dynotune 2 stage rpm window / tps switch at $119
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idproduct=194
We also offer additional safety items:
Air/Fuel Nitrous Safety Shut Down Switch
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=67
FPSS Safety Switch
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idproduct=135
What have you done as far as tuning is concerned? Best bet is to drop us a line or an email and we will be glad to call you and go over more details with you.


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Thanks Dean,
My plan was to buy the ls1 wet kit now and then pick up some of the other safety items throughout the winter which I will email you about at a later date. As far as tuning goes I don't really know. I bought the car with this setup, I know it was tuned at Lamar Walden automotive in Atlanta Georgia. I have the folder with all the work thats ever been done to the car including all the dyno sheets, but I seemed to have miss placed it. I will be getting it tuned at Dez Racing in the spring with this kit. Thanks agian for the help Dean.

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Originally Posted by ls1-ss
Thanks Dean,
My plan was to buy the ls1 wet kit now and then pick up some of the other safety items throughout the winter which I will email you about at a later date. As far as tuning goes I don't really know. I bought the car with this setup, I know it was tuned at Lamar Walden automotive in Atlanta Georgia. I have the folder with all the work thats ever been done to the car including all the dyno sheets, but I seemed to have miss placed it. I will be getting it tuned at Dez Racing in the spring with this kit. Thanks agian for the help Dean.

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Nate,
Glad we could help! You will be taken good care of at Dez Racing. I know Mike Dez and Don "Slowhawk" his Ls1 tuner. Tell them I say hello!

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