run with Nitrous?

Mr GT 02

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Yea so ..I never knew how to run with Nitrous. At WHAT point do u push the Nitro button??? can u spray as soon as your accelarating in 2nd????

 

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billyfe390

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Mr GT 02 said:

Yea so ..I never knew how to run with Nitrous. At WHAT point do u push the Nitro button??? can u spray as soon as your accelarating in 2nd????

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Install a wide open throttle switch so when your foots to the floor its activated and install a window switch so you only spray between 3k and 6k.

I use this window switch.

http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=208090&prmenbr=361

Get sticky tires and spray the bitch out of the hole.

 

02mingreyGT

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never spray below 3000 rpms ever, it could cause fuel puddling in the intake and your hood would look like a pyramid

 

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BVille99GT

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• Dec 3, 2004

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With my NX set up I was using a Hurst shifter with a 12v button used to spray at will, but with my new set up (Noszle) it has a harness with WOT switch and RPM window switch. I always spray as soon as I see 2nd on the track, but will try out spraying out of the hole.

 

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Darkhorse845

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A Nitrous Express 100 shot would be nice!When useing nitrous you make
it as safe as it's going to be.The thing about NX is that they rate there
shots at the wheels.The NOSzle set up is nice because it is direct port
and better for your plastic IP intake less chance of kaboom!If you know
how to use the wide open throttle switch and window switch correctly
then there will be no fuel puddling with the NX kit! Good Luck

 

lopey4.6

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• Dec 3, 2004

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never spray below 3000 rpms ever, it could cause fuel puddling in the intake and your hood would look like a pyramid

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This is true with a wet kit. A dry kit you can spray at 2600. If you have stock gearing you can spray in 1st gear if you have sticky tires. I run a NOS dry kit for 99+ cars. It's about as fail safe as you can get.