nos bog??????????
if dry kit, where did you put the nozzle? before or after the MAF? for LT1 it goes after the MAF.
or it could be your bottle pressure is not high enough
or you could have to much fuel...

Turns OFF. Meaning nothing is happening, as if you turned the key off. If the car jumps and hauls *** after this little problem its fuel delivery to the injectors. Caused by week pump clogs fuel filter. When you turn your system on fuel psi goes down, until the lines are filled. Wet kits singlenozzles usually do not notice this, but if the fuel system is taxed it could be.
Can you give a little more info...
Ricky
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It must be a dry NOS kit..
You had a full bottle but still do not know the bottle pressure.
You do not know aht air fuel is..
Ok here is where we are at...
First. Just because you have a fresh filled bottle it does not mean that the pressure is good.Pressure needs to be 950-1050 psi..
However with a dry kit even with bad bottle pressure the car should not bog.Unless there is just enough pressure to spike the regulater creating the fuel pressure to go up but not enough pressure to flow enough nitrous to even it out.. LONG shot.. I do not think that that is the problem.
It sound more like a fuel pressure problem. Do you have a fuel pressure gauge on the car? Have you looked at your plugs after making a pass?
What is done to your car mod wise.. Is your intank pump still stock?
Dave
Question of the year for you.
How many years have you been using a nitrous system on your car that does nothing but cause a bog?
I suppose there's a chance of some trash clogging the N2O jet or nozzle.
We really do want to help, but I honestly can't make heads or tails of where you're at exactly.
You may need to contact the manufacturer of the kit or get with someone familiar with that type of kit to go over everything with you to make sure it's connected and working properly because it's obviously not working properly.
#1 The bottle has to be filled and positioned correctly in the car.
#2 You need a certain pressure in the bottle.
#3 The bottle must be turned on with no leaks.
#4 When activated the nitrous must flow out the nozzle and into the throttle body.
#5 Your system probably uses nitrous pressure to spike the fuel pressure regulator. If this isn't hooked up or doesn't work, then you get no extra fuel.
My first guess with the info provided so far is that #5 is the problem.
Robert


