Are Dyno tune kits the best?
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Are Dyno tune kits the best? I have been looking at the best way to boost horsepower without messing the the engine alot and i have come to nitrous. Dyno tune seems to be the cheapest and they have a kit for my 1998 camaro LS1. Are they a good kit. is their a better one for just a good a price and is spraying the way to go?
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You have no idea how many different opinions you're going to get on the "best" nitrous kit. You also need to define "best". Most people say "best" when they're referring to features or quality. It seems like maybe the "best" kit to you is the one that's the cheapest while still getting the job done.
I had a dynotune kit as my first kit if it's any help to you.
I had a dynotune kit as my first kit if it's any help to you.
I am in the process of installing a DynoTune Dry kit myself. Dean made it a dual nozzle kit for me at my request. I honestly think you can't really go wrong with any of the sponsor kits, whether NX and Nitrous Dave, CF and Nitrous Direct, or Dynotune.
I went with DynoTune for price and because they were relatively "Local".
I was pleased with their packaging and quality thus far. Instructions are good and Dean has answered alot of my questions, but so have Dave and Ricky from NX (knowing I did not buy their kit), as well as Robert56 from Nitrous Direct.
I would say call each, tell em what ya want, and see where it leads you. Mention the forum and you may get a discount; buy more accessories (heater, opener, etc.) and you may get a discount too. Also if your close to one, paying cash might net ya discount too...
Beer
I went with DynoTune for price and because they were relatively "Local".
I was pleased with their packaging and quality thus far. Instructions are good and Dean has answered alot of my questions, but so have Dave and Ricky from NX (knowing I did not buy their kit), as well as Robert56 from Nitrous Direct.
I would say call each, tell em what ya want, and see where it leads you. Mention the forum and you may get a discount; buy more accessories (heater, opener, etc.) and you may get a discount too. Also if your close to one, paying cash might net ya discount too...
Beer
Last edited by Beer99C5; Jan 24, 2006 at 11:55 PM.
search button is your friend.....
do some research and see what everyone has to say...there has been about 2000 threads regarding "best" kit to get. if you ask me, its a matter of opinion, but others will tell ya otherwise.
do some research and see what everyone has to say...there has been about 2000 threads regarding "best" kit to get. if you ask me, its a matter of opinion, but others will tell ya otherwise.
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There is no good kits they are all pieces of sh*t!!!!!
Now on a serious note, do some shopping around. Check for copmleteness of the kit and go from there. The more complete the kit the less the incedentials
will add up.
Hawk
