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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 08:03 PM
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I'm about to take the big plung. I want to install nitrous, but I want it clean and as safe as possible. Below is my planned parts list. For those of you who have aleady been there, what am I missing or recommendations.

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NXL 20220 Kit - Saw lots of bad posts about this kit years ago. I'm hoping they have it fixed now.
PN: 11107 Remote Bottle Opener
PN: 18959 Window Switch
PN: 15961 WOT Switch
DynoTune Two Stage RPM Window/TPS Switch - Maybe replace the prior two line items with this single unit?
PN: 15940 Bottle Warmer
PN: SPEED00010 Accumulator (If I find I need it after testing)
PN: 15601 Dual Vent Purge Kit
PN: 15940 3-Switch Control Panel

I'm open to recommended replacement parts to these I listed but I'm pretty stuck on the NXL kit because of it's clean design. What do you think?
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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 09:17 PM
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What kind of car and how much are you planning on spraying?
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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 09:30 PM
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I can't find that kit number on their website but if these aren't included:

Fuel Pressure Safety Switch
Bottle pressure gauge


Things that are nice to have also:

a/f gauge
fuel pressure gauge

Best thing is to talk to the guys there (and check some of the other forum vendors here) for your particular setup. They KNOW what you need and what you should consider.
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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 09:33 PM
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LOL, I guess I left out some critical information!

M6 2000 TA w/Borla exhaust, Bassani headers, G2 intake, K&N filter, SLP MAF, and 3.73 moser gears.

Since this is my daily driver, i'm not looking to stay near 100 shot.
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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 09:36 PM
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Link to NXL kit:

http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Catalog/2006/nxl.pdf

Ok, besides talking to a professional I add the following items to the list:

PN: 15718 - Fuel Pressure Safety Switch
PN: 15508 - Bottle pressure gauge
PN: 15511 - fuel pressure gauge
a/f gauge - ?? Air/Fuel guage? not sure on this one.

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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 10:10 PM
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Originally Posted by captainwizbang
LOL, I guess I left out some critical information!

M6 2000 TA w/Borla exhaust, Bassani headers, G2 intake, K&N filter, SLP MAF, and 3.73 moser gears.

Since this is my daily driver, i'm *****not****** looking to stay near 100 shot.
I am assuming this is a typo...as big nitrous and daily driver are usually not used in the same sentance.

The NXL is a very nice kit but is overkill for a 100 shot, unless you plan on going bigger later. We can get you a pretty good deal on all the parts listed for your build.

Another option would be the timing tuner...it can pull timing as well as control TPS and window switch functions.

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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by captainwizbang
PN: 18959 Window Switch
I would run the digital window switch w/TPS

Originally Posted by captainwizbang
PN: 15961 WOT Switch
This is included with the kit

Originally Posted by captainwizbang
PN: 15940 3-Switch Control Panel
You might want to check out our switch panels
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/catalog...del=94&dept=11
same money as the NX panel but a gives you a custom touch
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If you have those mods on already, you've probably reprogrammed too??? Make sure you get the engine program back to stock. Programmers advance the timing and that's a big no-no. Rule of thumb is -2 d for every 50 hp OVER 125.
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at over 125 shot it is. But advanced timing with ANY shot is a way not good thing.
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Hmm.. "I am assuming this is a typo...as big nitrous and daily driver are usually not used in the same sentence."

I didn't consider 100 as "big nitrous". The 20220 kit for the LS1 runs 80, 120, 180 pills.

When you say overkill for 100 shot, I assume you are referring to the price. I am as interested in a clean look as I am in performance. I've seen some of the nitrous installs at the track I go to. While they are very affective, they look like a mess under the hood.

Maybe I'm showing my ignorance (I'm here to learn), but is pulling timing an important part of using nitrous?

By the way Ray, I do very much like the ash tray panel you listed. I'd prefer that to the NX switch panel.

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If you have those mods on already, you've probably reprogrammed too??? Make sure you get the engine program back to stock. Programmers advance the timing and that's a big no-no. Rule of thumb is -2 d for every 50 hp OVER 125.

Thanks for the heads up Todd. I loaded the Hypertech III program to change my gear ratio when I installed the 3.73. I don't know if it included a timing change. God forbid, i'll have to read the manual on the Hypertech to find out. I'm a network technician by profession, and reading the manual is always the last thing we do!
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Old Oct 31, 2006 | 11:14 PM
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If you let the programmer just run (ie, push YES to install) then it did advance the timing. If so, you need to let it program back the stock settings and start over. (grab a beer, it takes f o r e v e r). Plug it in, turn key to ON but don't start, it will ask you "return to stock programming" (or something like that), YES. let it finish.

Plug it in, turn key to ON but don't start... push NO when it askes to install.. then it will go through each step. Answer NO to "install engine management". Run through the rest and make sure the gearing is still set for your 3.73.
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Thanks. I'll be sure to put the reprogram on my to do list when I do my nitrous install. Yes, it is S.L.O.W....... I think my Microwave has more processing power than the Hypertech. I'll grab my bourbon, it makes the time pass better than beer.

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If you are interested in being as safe as you can be, give serious consideration to FJO's 2 channel wideband. You can choose the air fuel ratios and if it gets richer or leaner than you choose it closes the solenoids. Great peace of mind. I would not spray with out it.

It is not cheap but it has a built in window switch and TPS so you don't have to buy them extra. Their tech support is great.

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WOW that FJO is a nice piece of hardware, but I'm not sure I can afford it along with everything else I'm looking at. But after I review my other costs, maybe I can replace the window switch and bottle opener.

http://www.fjoracing.com/products/WB...R%20System.pdf
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If you subtract the window switch and TPS price you would have to pay it is not as expensive as you think. Also you can safely avoid the cost of dyno time when getting the jetting right. But if it ever saves your motor once it will be the cheapest thing you ever bought for your nitrous set up.
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Good point. I'm looking seriously at it now. There are so many choices, it's like putting a puzzle together.
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Originally Posted by captainwizbang
Good point. I'm looking seriously at it now. There are so many choices, it's like putting a puzzle together.
You can say that again.
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Originally Posted by captainwizbang
I'm about to take the big plung. I want to install nitrous, but I want it clean and as safe as possible. Below is my planned parts list. For those of you who have aleady been there, what am I missing or recommendations.

Nitrous Express

PN: 15940 Bottle Warmer
I SWEAR by NX stuff: BUT......................

I'd buy a dynotune bottle warmer instead in a heartbeat. Here are my thoughts on it:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....7&postcount=50
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Originally Posted by dame
I SWEAR by NX stuff: BUT......................

I'd buy a dynotune bottle warmer instead in a heartbeat. Here are my thoughts on it:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....7&postcount=50
Dame, you say you gave the NX warmer away in one day, but you don't say what kind of problem you had with it.

BTW - I looking at adding the Maximizer II and FJO Wideband AFR controller as an added component to my install. Opinions?

My wife is going to kill me when I show her the bill!
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