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01-12-2007, 07:12 PM
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Home made Direct Who has made his own direct kit?How didi you do it?
Is there a place where you can get cheap wet Nozzles and stuff to make you own?
Is there a place where you can get cheap wet Nozzles and stuff to make you own?
01-14-2007, 12:00 AM
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A direct port kit isn't exaclty something you want to try and do "cheap", you can buy fogger nozzles form Nitro dave, Nitrous Direct, Dynotune, and i think Harris Speedworks.
Your going to need 2 no2 solenoids, 2 fuel, 8 sets of jets, flare nuts, tubing,and whatever type of distribution block or rails you decide to use. A good kit from one of the vendor will run you about 900 with a bottle plus intall about $1300 to get it running then add all the other goodies, purge, bottle heater etc...
in short just buy a kit......
Your going to need 2 no2 solenoids, 2 fuel, 8 sets of jets, flare nuts, tubing,and whatever type of distribution block or rails you decide to use. A good kit from one of the vendor will run you about 900 with a bottle plus intall about $1300 to get it running then add all the other goodies, purge, bottle heater etc...
in short just buy a kit......
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I wish it was just 1300 for a direct port kit. Your base dp kit is going to be 600-1200. dont forget to add the other grand or so. Your best bet is to buy the kit together if you try and part it together you will probably spend more.
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We offer all the parts you would need:
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idcategory=24
A kit is typically a better route to go as guys have mentioned but we sell quite a few parts so many guys are tackling on their own. Or maybe modifying set ups they have or some customers have exsisting kits and do not need an entire kit.
Hope this helps!
Dean
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idcategory=24
A kit is typically a better route to go as guys have mentioned but we sell quite a few parts so many guys are tackling on their own. Or maybe modifying set ups they have or some customers have exsisting kits and do not need an entire kit.
Hope this helps!
Dean
01-14-2007, 09:25 PM
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We have a few DP kit set ups, from distribution block set ups to rail set ups. We're just lacking on getting them up on our website. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Matt
Thanks,
Matt
