What Jet size with a dry shot of nitrous?

MuSTaNGPLaYR

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as of right now i have a wet kit for a carbed motor. My new car is fuel injected and was wondering what size jet to run if im not running any "added" fuel with the button, only nitrous.

 

88stangmangt

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zex kits jet a 125 hp dry jet and it about one of the safest kits out there.

 

Tomato

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COnverting your wet kit to dry would be a PITA. Besides adding nitrou, a dry kit has a regulated NOS feed to the fuel pressure regulator to up fuel pressure when on (that is what supplements fuel on a "dry kit").

Dry kits suck IMHO. Convert your carb kit to a EFI kit. All you need is a fogger nozzle instead of the plate, and new jets. Cost ya maybe $30-$40. Get the fuel for the fuel solenoid off the fuel pressure test port using a NOS adapter (1/16th npt to #3 an)

 

MuSTaNGPLaYR

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dont plate kits have a fogger nozzle already? isnt that what threads onto the plate. would it be possible to just tap a hole somewhere in the air intake for the nitrous and fuel nozzles to thread right in? I may be way off here i havnt put nitrous on a fuel injected car yet.

 

Tomato

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Nope. PLate carb kits use 2 spray bars.... thin tubes with holes drilled in them.