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Nov 9, 2006 | 02:20 PM

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wet or dry?

I am about to purchase a kit from dynotunenitrous and im wondering if i should go wet or dry. let me know what you think is best for a starter. i have an 02 t/a a4. 6.0l lq9, comp cam, lid, mac mids, ory, borla.

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Nov 9, 2006 | 02:44 PM

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Here is a good read for you.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-oxide/602325-help-ignorant-man-here.html
both wet and dry have there place...read the pro's and cons on each style and make the decision that you are the most comfortable with.

Robert56 in 3......2.......1.......

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Robert56 in 3......2.......1.......[/QUOTE]

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Here is a good read for you.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=602325
both wet and dry have there place...read the pro's and cons on each style and make the decision that you are the most comfortable with.

Robert56 in 3......2.......1.......

Yes, that is very funny.

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I was confused by this question too...so I did both

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Yes, that is very funny.

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ROFL! i was reading the first post about the comment and was like...wtf lol then when i saw Robert post up it all made sence lol

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Either or, can't go wrong with a wet or dry kit. Do a few searches of the pros and cons of both. If you have any questions feel free to call/PM me.

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I was confused by this question too...so I did both

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i went ahead an ordered a dry kit. it was a hard decision. hopefully i will be satisfied.

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i went ahead an ordered a dry kit. it was a hard decision. hopefully i will be satisfied.

A very wise man.

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i was wondering if i have to upgrade my injectors right away or if i could wait a little while?

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i was wondering if i have to upgrade my injectors right away or if i could wait a little while?

There are currently 3 different threads going on this issue (last couple days), and how/when/where to upgrade. look around a bit.
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