Wet or Dry???

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LazyDemonsTG

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I have a 04 gt w/headers and exhaust lookin to buy a nitrous kit, which would be the better application wet or dry system??

 

mustangman9812

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NM

 

propellerhead

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mustangman9812 said:

Wet is All You Can Run, Because of Non-Return Fuel System

SOMEONE PLZ MAKE THIS A STICKY PLZ

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How about explaining what a non-return fuel system is and why a dry kit won't work?

 

Turbo92PGT

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with a dry kit the fuel is added by richening up the fuel mixture via the fuel pressure regulator. You dont have one, with a returnless fuel system.

 

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crod99

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dry nitrous kit !

Whoever told you that you can not run a dry kit on a 99+ car is wrong ! You absolutely can and I do ! I run a zex dry kit on my car 150 shot to be exact with no issues at all yo do however need a flip chip to make it happen and a custom tune which you should have any way with nitrous Chris

 

the98stang

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You need bigger fuel rails, injectors, and fuel pump for a dry kit.

You might as well get a wet kit. It will be cheaper.

 

csledd

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NX wet kits ftw