dry nitrous

mustanggt04fast

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ok so i need some info on dry nitrous kit my friend offered me his brand new kit tonight for 250 dollars and i dont know anything about nitrous is it safe for my car any help would be great

 

the98stang

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dry shot is a baaaaaaaaaaad idea

 

mustanggt04fast

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why is it a bad idea

 

laserstang21

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with a dry kit you have to run an extra fuel line and you deff have to get a tune and if not done right BOOM. but im sure other people will expain better than this

 

d98gt

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What kit is it?

 

cobra2798

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Some bad info in here. I have run a NX wet kit and a DynoTune dry kit and the DynoTune dry kit was way better. I ran the dry kit on my fox with no tune and she ran like a animal. No need for a extra fuel line. Most dry kits have the nozzle mounted infront of the MAF thus cooling the intake air and tricking the computer to add more fuel. You may need to upgrade your fuel pump but thats about it. the dry shot hits much harder thqan the wet and is actually safer cause the there is no chance of nitrous/fuel pooling in the intake. Im just speaking from my experience and the choice is yours but the DynoTune dry kit can be had for around $300 and is a quality kit.

 

Tim2002GT

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To the OP, if you do your homework both wet and dry kits can be safe. Regardless of which kit you get or don't get, you need to learn how/why the kit works or you shouldn't consider getting nitrous.

Also, $250 for a new kit is a steal!

 

laserstang21

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my bad i had the kits mixed up. i knew someone would straighten it up

 

d98gt

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Not to stir anything up though a wet kit is going to "hit harder" than a dry shot. I ran nitrous on my car for quite some time and had a dry kit

 

mustanggt04fast

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thanks guys i appreciate all the help i think im going to do some research before i buy the kit

 

Tim2002GT

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mustanggt04fast said:

thanks guys i appreciate all the help i think im going to do some research before i buy the kit

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Good choice!

 

mustangman9812

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Dry kit is a very good starter kit for anyone with nitrous for the first time. I would recommend run a 50hp shot and then work your way up, but keep in mind the supporting mods that need to go with nitrous. After you get used to Nitrous then get a really nice Wet Kit or Direct Port System with a 125 or more then you been in business.

And dont let people scare you about Nitrous, "O it will blow it up" ect. A properly setup & tuned nitrous system will be very effecient. I have had a 125hp Zex Wet Nitrous kit on my car for 4 years, but I have a tune and a ton of ecentials to make a kit safe and effective.