which nitrous plate for my Vic Jr?
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which nitrous plate for my Vic Jr?
I need a good plate to compliment my accufab 4bbl and Vic Jr setup but cant figure out which one is better:
Nitrous Express 4150 4-BBL PROPOWER
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Zex Perimeter Plate
http://youtube.com/watch?v=BxaFwOPR0H8
I need some feedback on either plates and would like to know which one out performs the other, Im planning to spray 180 wet max. Thanks
Cris
Nitrous Express 4150 4-BBL PROPOWER
[no vid]
or
Zex Perimeter Plate
http://youtube.com/watch?v=BxaFwOPR0H8
I need some feedback on either plates and would like to know which one out performs the other, Im planning to spray 180 wet max. Thanks
Cris
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I have the Zex perimeter plate and have sprayed up to 250 on it... I like the results, but can't really compare to any others... plugs all burn evenly, I can say that much!
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http://www.speedtechnitrous.com/plateSystems4150.cfm
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http://www.wilsonmanifolds.com/shop/...c=13&Itemid=50
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http://www.speedtechnitrous.com/plateSystems4150.cfm
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http://www.wilsonmanifolds.com/shop/...c=13&Itemid=50
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I have used the NX plate on many of these set ups. BLK02WS6 has been using the zex plate for a along time now with nothing but great results. I have talk to others that have had great results with the ZEx plate as well. Just make sure what ever you go with you flow it on the intake.
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Check Noyzee out, he was running a perimeter plate, IIRC, and had some issues until he flowed it. Seems after his tuning of the plate he ran well. My vote would be for a perimeter style plate. Them Vic Jr's are bad azz intakes, though I want to trade mine in on the Super Vic. Anyone running one yet? The single plane intakes are really starting to take off.
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Check Noyzee out, he was running a perimeter plate, IIRC, and had some issues until he flowed it. Seems after his tuning of the plate he ran well. My vote would be for a perimeter style plate. Them Vic Jr's are bad azz intakes, though I want to trade mine in on the Super Vic. Anyone running one yet? The single plane intakes are really starting to take off.
Robert
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He problably ran nitrous through it while it was off the motor, and noticed that it wasnt coming out uniformly. I remember some poeple having issues with running a "T" versues using a "Y" fitting to split up the nitrous before the plate. When they used a "T" the nitrous would favor one side of the plate, But switching to a Y fixed it.
I think thats what i remember reading, but i could be wrong.
I think thats what i remember reading, but i could be wrong.
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He problably ran nitrous through it while it was off the motor, and noticed that it wasnt coming out uniformly. I remember some poeple having issues with running a "T" versues using a "Y" fitting to split up the nitrous before the plate. When they used a "T" the nitrous would favor one side of the plate, But switching to a Y fixed it.
I think thats what i remember reading, but i could be wrong.
I think thats what i remember reading, but i could be wrong.