ZEX Nitrous Install Info?

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kkdoughboy

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Hi guys, I purchased a 75-175 hp Wet Nitrous kit for my 07 gt 5spd. So needless to say I'm crazed and ready to whoop some Chevy ass. I've never installed one of these kits and would appreciate any pointers. Any step by step write ups that anyone knows about? Also, I live in PA Does anyone know the policy with State Inspection policies? I just posted numbers of 298hp 315tq on a dyno the other day. Now were talking some real power after this install!

 

PUNISHER RACING

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Just keep your valve off , I have gotten my hatch inspected with the bottle in plain view. No problems at any garage one mechanic went as far as to make me take him for a ride before he would give me my sticker.

 

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Do you live in Pa? Thanks for the insight man.

 

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If you plan on jetting anything higher than a 75 HP shot plan on buying a set of colder plugs (HT0) and getting a nitrous spec tune.

 

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Have any of you guys or girls out there changed your plugs in these cars yet? I could use some pointers. I've heard some horror stories about swapping out these plugs and having them break off in the heads. Is there a special tool that is required. I've never change spark plugs so sorry for my ignorance. Thanks, Chris

 

bigcat

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spark plugs how to: http://forums.stangnet.com/showpost.php?p=7016397&postcount=37

good spark plug thread: http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?p=7089007

 

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Thanks BigCat I feel a bit more confident now in installing the plugs. I have a 07 GT with 3000 miles on it. I dont think the plugs sticking will be a problem since the car is so new. Thanks for your help fellas

 

bigcat

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should not be a huge problem, if you have all the info.