Anyway to tell if I'm spraying or not?
07-19-2006, 11:36 AM
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I know this is kinda random, but what plugs are you guys running with nitrous, and what gap? I'm thinking about running an NGK TR-6, but I hear the Autolites are better!
07-19-2006, 01:16 PM
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Thunderstorms took out our power last night, so no phones or anything electrical. I've never heard any one say the components of one of our kits are "crummy", there should have been plenty of the same colored wire to do the job, so you wouldn't have to go from white to red or anything like that. If the solenoids are working along with the WOT switch I would have to say the problem lies in one of the connections or the window switch.
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07-23-2006, 01:39 AM
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Originally Posted by wild thing
Youll definitely be able to feel it.... Itll give you that kick in the pants if its working properly. But dont expect Fast and the Furious stuff lol 
it only feels huge when you spray 100shot on a honda cause you almost double the wheel output when you do make it to the track you will see the gain in mph and et if you can use the power.(tires, suspension, track prep...)