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GoneMad96

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hey guys wondering if the stories are true about nos, does it really blow up motor as much as everyone says i thinking about adding it on my 96gt. And what is the difference between dry and wet shot??????
 
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It all depends on how your system is set up. The NOS systems out there today are as safe as any power adder you can buy. So I say false if you have it set up correctly.
 
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The difference between wet and dry, is that the dry system is sprayed in before the trottle body, and the wet system is sprayed in usually at the injectors, with a shot of gas mixed in with it.
 

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thanks man which is better between dry/wet????
 
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Both are pretty good, but when I get my nitrous, I will be going with the wet, as I feel you have less of a chance of leaning out, because you have fuel spraying with the nos.
 

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hmmm cool! is it super hard to install
 
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The dry system is probably easier to install that the wet. IMO
 

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Everything that creates alot of horsepower is going to cause stock parts to break especially engine internals. Everything in moderation unless you have deep pockets
 

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is it true that u have to upgrade to a bigger fuel pump after installing nitrous, my friend put it in his 98 into is cool air intake and it does not work. He told m that his dads friend told him to try a bigger fuel pump????
 

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dry - cheaper, easier to install then wet
wet - more efficent

both can be used safely if tuned and the proper safety measures are taken
 

70convert.302

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If the fuel pump does not work, anyone else have any ideas?
 
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Ryan L

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It's true that NOS blows up your motor, but NX does not.
 
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