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Old 10-30-2007, 06:29 PM
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I am having a 100wet shot tnt kit installed on my car this friday. I haver heard you can not have any performance programmer that increasees the timing in your car. I dont no if this has anything to do with that but....When i start my car if it hasnt just been runnin... i will turn the key the first time and it will turn over for 5 seconds or so but not start ...the second time i turn they key it starts right up every time. Would this be something to worry about with nos?
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Originally Posted by chevy0128
I am having a 100wet shot tnt kit installed on my car this friday. I haver heard you can not have any performance programmer that increasees the timing in your car. I dont no if this has anything to do with that but....When i start my car if it hasnt just been runnin... i will turn the key the first time and it will turn over for 5 seconds or so but not start ...the second time i turn they key it starts right up every time. Would this be something to worry about with nos?
It does that before you installed the nitrous? Or its doing that now that you installed nitrous?
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No it does this now but i am installin a nitrous system on friday and i dont want to be somethign that combined with the nitrous will blow something up
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and that is one sick *** cop car....so what do ya think"?
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Sounds like a fuel pump, or something in the fuel system is not holding very good pressure. Leaking injectors, stuff like that. the fuel just loses its pressure at the rail.
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turn the key to on wait for the fuel pump to kick off, turn the key and presto started right away
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but could this be bad with a nitrous system....even with a fuel pressure safety swithc
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If that is infact your problem I cant see that having anything to do with the nitrous system. It only effects startup, If the car drives like normal I wouldent worry. Not like your starting the car with nitrous spraying.
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Originally Posted by chevy0128
but could this be bad with a nitrous system....even with a fuel pressure safety swithc
Do not spray the car if theres a known problem. Fix the problem first. If the car is being cranked and it takes a while to actually start, this sounds like a fuel issue. It might not be getting enough fuel. The last thing you want with a nitrous setup is to have a fuel issue.
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Originally Posted by chevy0128
I I haver heard you can not have any performance programmer that increasees the timing in your car. ?
you want to spray on the stock timing map at the MOST. people usually knock a couple * out.

if the car has a hypertech or diablo fucked up tune don't spray it till you re-load a stockish map in there or goodbye motor.



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