Why Are EFI Nitrous Plates so Damne Expensive?

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Oct 15, 2008

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• Oct 15, 2008

• #1

I have a wet kit I'm adapting from another car that sprays into the intake tube. Which is fine, but I'd really like to get a spray bar plate that goes between the upper and lower, but they are so friggin expensive. All they are is some metal tubes mounted into a spacer and they want 400+ for them. Anyone know where I can get a plate that has dedicated lines for N2O and fuel that doesn't cost as much as my whole kit? I have a Trick Flow Street Manifold.

 

RYC CUKR

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• Oct 15, 2008

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Here is the plate from the kit that I am running on my 93.

Trick Flow Specialties TFS-N5150PL - Trick Flow® TFX (TM) Nitrous Spray Bar Plates - summitracing.com

 

D

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Oct 15, 2008

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• Oct 15, 2008

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I was looking at that one last night, but it only has one spray bar. Can the nitrous and fuel be mixed before it goes in or is that one simply for a dry kit where fuel comes straight from the Injectors?

 

RYC CUKR

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• Oct 16, 2008

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1 spray bar sounds like a dry kit. You can't really mix the nitrous and fuel in the spray bar since one is a gas and the other is a liquid. I guess that it might be possible but not sure how effective it would be.

 

RYC CUKR

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1 spray bar sounds like a dry kit

 

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• Oct 16, 2008

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That's what I thought. I need two spray bars, but they are over 400 bones.

 

MY 85 GT

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• Oct 17, 2008

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I know there not cheap...But well worth the money...Its the best way to spray....!!!...Well excpet for direct port nitrous.........