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From: Tomball (H-Town), TX
NOS Newbie! Well i'v read about nos for awhile and know some of the basics but I had a few simple questions i know a few nitro guys here can hook me up with some answers.. I want to spray a 150 shot on my brand new motor (havnt even driven it yet) but im worried about breaking something since well i just dropped a **** load of cash into it and such so i concluded a smaller safer shot? like a 75 or something would be more of my liking since my setups already making around 400 hp... what kit would you guys suggest i put on my car? i got a 6AL to btw which I can get a retard box for
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From: Tomball (H-Town), TX
Originally Posted by Robert56
You should be fine with a smaller shot, but remember, "If you want to play, and can't pay, don't spray".
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The key to running a safe system is using quality parts from supplier that has the knowledge to lead you in the right path. Using the needed safety items such as a window switch and fpss will hepl keep you from making mistakes and hurting the motor.
A single nozzle system will work great for the level you are looking to spray.
If you want something with a more custom looking fit I would go with one of our plate sytems.
If I can help in any way let me know.
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A single nozzle system will work great for the level you are looking to spray.
If you want something with a more custom looking fit I would go with one of our plate sytems.
If I can help in any way let me know.
Thanks
Dave
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From: Tomball (H-Town), TX
Originally Posted by NitrousDirect
brand new motor as in 0 miles?
Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
The key to running a safe system is using quality parts from supplier that has the knowledge to lead you in the right path. Using the needed safety items such as a window switch and fpss will hepl keep you from making mistakes and hurting the motor.
A single nozzle system will work great for the level you are looking to spray.
If you want something with a more custom looking fit I would go with one of our plate sytems.
If I can help in any way let me know.
Thanks
Dave
A single nozzle system will work great for the level you are looking to spray.
If you want something with a more custom looking fit I would go with one of our plate sytems.
If I can help in any way let me know.
Thanks
Dave
