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Posted by whitecobra (Member # 555) on :
 
well i did some homework on n20 and you guys have convinced me to go fo it. i think i will start off with a 100 shot. would you recomend a dry or wet ki prpobaly a dry kit hu?
 

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Posted by nitrousracing (Member # 1346) on :
 
wet kit, NX part number 20922

Scott
 

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Posted by shade-tree (Member # 298) on :
 
I think it's a matter of personal preference. I've heard strong arguments either way.

I chose wet.
 

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Posted by rob (Member # 50) on :
 
wet kits are better for cars whose injectors are maxed out for the current HP level of the car, you add extra fuel through the intake rather than the injectors; my 500+ HP LX only has 19 lb/hr injectors!

if you have plenty of headroom left with your injectors (stock or overinjected cars) would probably be better off with a dry kit since there seems to be less chance of disastrous backfiring into the intake...our intakes weren't meant to flow fuel, just air...

good luck!
 

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Posted by st5150 (Member # 51) on :
 
I agree with Rob. I would never put a wet kit on my own car.
 

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Posted by whitecobra (Member # 555) on :
 
do i ahve to replace my intake sleave if i go with a dry kit
 

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Posted by Mirza (Member # 135) on :
 

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Originally posted by rob:
wet kits are better for cars whose injectors are maxed out for the current HP level of the car, you add extra fuel through the intake rather than the injectors; my 500+ HP LX only has 19 lb/hr injectors!

if you have plenty of headroom left with your injectors (stock or overinjected cars) would probably be better off with a dry kit since there seems to be less chance of disastrous backfiring into the intake...our intakes weren't meant to flow fuel, just air...

good luck!

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ahh yea..the good old backfiring story...i wont even get into it i'll just say..NX WET KIT..

97 cobra <---wet kit, 100-150 shot for 2 1/2 years and still runs better than ever...no backfiring, no damages just some rediculous speeds and stoked faces of the guy in the rear view mirror..

 

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Posted by shade-tree (Member # 298) on :
 
use a window switch, my $0.02
 

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Posted by PseudoCobra (Member # 1689) on :
 
If you have the money to play around with go the safest way and get a Noszle kit that runs about $1300 plus accessories like bottle heater, blanket, purge, pressure gauge, and opener if you so choose. That's what I recommend if you've got the dough.
 

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Posted by Pro50Eric (Member # 2065) on :
 
Dry kit. Keep a safe tune on it and have fun.
 

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