Nitrous Kit Fox

Foxbody_Chris

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i just got my Foxbody to where I want it and it can handle some horsepower without crushing the front like a can. And I want to have a little extra boost to my car. I was thinking about a blower, but I am leaning towards nitrous. I was thinking maybe a 75-100 shot. The car is mildly built. Still has a little B-cam in it, but it sounds fine to me. Why do you suggest for a little shot of nitrous? What kits? I would like to stick with direct port and wet kits.

 

Foxbody_Chris

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It has a set of ported gt40 heads with big valves, SSI intake manifold, long tubes, electric fan, B-cam, T-5 high def tranny, new BBK fuel system, and 19 lb injectors.

 

7upstang91

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Don't do nitrous...but I have a little powerdyne kit laying around that would be perfect for your car.

 

elarm1

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Ive ran a 125 dry shot with no issues. Make sure your supporting hardware is up to snuff

 

mikestang63

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The car can easily handle up to 125 shot. Get a good fuel pump, step down colder in plugs, pull some timing, and let er rip.

 

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A5literMan

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Nos has a good dry kit. Ran one for years. Also highly recommend a NX kit(either dry or wet) check out their website. Make sure you run good fuel(91-93) go 1-2 heat ranges colder on plugs and you can run stock timing up to a 100 shot. Pull 2* degrees at 125-150(maybe to be save take out 4 at 150). Buy a purge kit also.

 

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squeak93

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Zex wet kit If this is your first time. NX or NOS all make good kits as well.

However a blower is more tempting to me as bottle refills get old and EXPENSIVE. N2O is addicting and you'll find you hit the switch more often than not.

 

MY 85 GT

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7upstang91 said:

Don't do nitrous...but I have a little powerdyne kit laying around that would be perfect for your car.

Click to expand...

How much you want for that kit?

 

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Take it to PM.

 

revhead347

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NOS 5115 kit is the way to go for Mustangs. Nitrous isn't as cheap as it sounds. A good setup is in the $1500 range.

Kurt