ls1 dry nitrous install QUESTIONS -piccc-
ls1 dry nitrous install QUESTIONS -piccc- ok guys im putting together a very very basic dry shot. im not sure how to wire up the noid. what kinda current does it require and where would i wire up the relay. ive been told the ignition +12 will work, or should i use the battery and a relay. any advice would help ALOT. thanks
oh thank you!! sorry i realized i was in the FI section so i moved it to here. i see that the arm switch is one that lights up, so ill see if i can find one at the store tommarow. your drawing looks much better
If you want to do it better, Here is what i did. I used the Horn. BUT< What i did was put a relay at the front of the car where the horn was, so that when i flip the switch, the horn would work as normal. Then when i flip the switch on, then the nitrous would be active when i press the horn. It was very secretive, plus i still retaned the factory use of my buttons.
for you do do what i did, you just have to use 1 more relay. 87A is the output that would go to the horn, 87 went to the nitrous kit. 30 went to the wire going from the horn switch.
for you do do what i did, you just have to use 1 more relay. 87A is the output that would go to the horn, 87 went to the nitrous kit. 30 went to the wire going from the horn switch.
nos alright guys i have a problem thats pissing me off. im blowing fuses. i have everything hooked up right and cant find out whats wrong. so i tested the noid. i took out all the relays and stuff. grounded the noid, and put the other wire from the noid to the fused (30amp) positive from the battery. and boom it blows the fuse. is the noid broken or something??? help me out this is driving me crazy
Originally Posted by jeffboy757
alright guys i have a problem thats pissing me off. im blowing fuses. i have everything hooked up right and cant find out whats wrong. so i tested the noid. i took out all the relays and stuff. grounded the noid, and put the other wire from the noid to the fused (30amp) positive from the battery. and boom it blows the fuse. is the noid broken or something??? help me out this is driving me crazy
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yea it has always been set up through a relay. i just did the direct connect to the battery to see if i can hear the noid open. however it did have continuous power previous because i accidentally mounted a momentary switch that was normally CLOSED! grrr i finally got a normally open switch today. too bad i already destroyed the noid. ummm looks like ill be ordering another one heh
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