Help! Plate kit or dual nozzle?
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Just want everyones opinions on a plate kit VS. a dual nozzle kit. I just want a nice clean install, and a kit that can make the power it advertises. It will either be the Nitro Dave plate kit, or the HSW dual nozzle kit. Pros, cons? Thanks.
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try a search there are alot of good threads about this, but IMO go with the plate, from all the info I've read it's the best choice and Im very happy with mine. Much better atomization with the plate and it looks better.
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Both Matt (HSW) and Dave (NO) have great products. Both helped me out when I was putting my kit together (as well as Dynotune).
I am very happy with my Nitrous Outlet plate
It worked right out of the box and was very easy to tune.
A benefit of a plate system is it is easily removable if and when you de-nitrous the car. You do not drill and holes in the air bridge as you would with a nozzle kit (or in the CAI for a dry kit).
Matt is coming out with a plate as well. Hit him up on its status![The Judge](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_judge.gif)
I don't think you can go wrong with any of the kits the forum sponsors sell. Be sure to get a Bottle Heater, Window switch, and TR-6's for plugs in addition to the base kit.
I am very happy with my Nitrous Outlet plate
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A benefit of a plate system is it is easily removable if and when you de-nitrous the car. You do not drill and holes in the air bridge as you would with a nozzle kit (or in the CAI for a dry kit).
Matt is coming out with a plate as well. Hit him up on its status
![The Judge](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_judge.gif)
I don't think you can go wrong with any of the kits the forum sponsors sell. Be sure to get a Bottle Heater, Window switch, and TR-6's for plugs in addition to the base kit.
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Originally Posted by Fast SS on TNT
Can you guys post a pic of what it looks like on the motor, and give me a few details. I'm just about to buy a kit myself. No idea what it even looks like installed.
LS1speedaddict's Plate install......hope you don't mind me linking them
![](http://xs410.xs.to/xs410/06491/IMG_1660_w_Border.jpg)
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more can be found here...
https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-oxide/618473-nitro-dave-plate-system-installed-pics-56k-no-way.html
Dual Nozzle
![](http://img399.imageshack.us/img399/6186/fbodydualnozzle019500xcu3.jpg)
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