Can I see your n2o setups?
08-02-2008, 05:32 PM
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Can I see your n2o setups?
I'm extremely interested in getting a dynotune 50 shot wet kit on my 2.4 5 spd, but I just wanted to see how you guys have the systems set up and where your bottles are... I haven't seen this in a balt since ive decided to go this route so please help me out. Coupe's preferred but 4 drs are ok too..
08-16-2008, 06:54 PM
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08-16-2008, 07:03 PM
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I have a thread for my setup, lemme find it quick
Found it, it's an old ass thread, but here ya go
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/lounge-42/some-progress-102449/
Found it, it's an old ass thread, but here ya go
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/lounge-42/some-progress-102449/
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08-17-2008, 04:04 AM
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i was leaning toward that kit, but im seeing the nos sniper kit as more cost effective,but doesnt come with the extras that i want like the bottle warmer and remote opener or the window switch
08-17-2008, 02:18 PM
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the zex kit is way more user friendly i think and way easyer to install.. hook up 4 lines to a box run 3 wires to power, throttle position sensor wire on tb and one to ground after that you program it to WOT takes about 15 secs.... but i would also want to add a window switch just to be safe.. its a simple kit to install even though its purple i dont hate lol
08-17-2008, 10:36 PM
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the zex kit is way more user friendly i think and way easyer to install.. hook up 4 lines to a box run 3 wires to power, throttle position sensor wire on tb and one to ground after that you program it to WOT takes about 15 secs.... but i would also want to add a window switch just to be safe.. its a simple kit to install even though its purple i dont hate lol
08-17-2008, 10:43 PM
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08-17-2008, 10:46 PM
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it's called the sniper cause that's what they called it, the easy to hide one is the "sneaky pete" if i remember right
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the NOS "kits" are just the parts that they feel that you need, so, it's just a pile of the needed bits. in the old days, you had to order each fitting and line seperately, they did that work for you.
it's called the sniper cause that's what they called it, the easy to hide one is the "sneaky pete" if i remember right
it's called the sniper cause that's what they called it, the easy to hide one is the "sneaky pete" if i remember right
08-18-2008, 12:21 AM
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Sniper kits are just Holley's name for its basic kits, they are still regular bottles and solenoids and all the regular Powershot stuff, just a little simpler and cheaper. Even the bottle just gets regular orange paint instead of the trick metallic blue on thier regular bottles.
"sneaky pete" kits usually contain a 10oz bottle, which is tiny and easily concealed in a roll bar or somewhere out of the way. Not really very useful on the street, as you would only get one small shot out of it and then it would have to be refilled.
Zex kits are somewhat simpler due to the box setup, that combines both solenoids and a TPS switch into one unit, but the downside to that is that if one part of that fails, you have to replace the whole thing, which is over $200. Happened to a guy I installed a kit for.
I've installed 2 Zex kits and about 5 Holley ones, the work involved is marginally more, but not a real difference. Get whatever you like better, both are excellent products, I prefer Holley as they use stainless components instead of brass in most small fittings and the jets.
"sneaky pete" kits usually contain a 10oz bottle, which is tiny and easily concealed in a roll bar or somewhere out of the way. Not really very useful on the street, as you would only get one small shot out of it and then it would have to be refilled.
Zex kits are somewhat simpler due to the box setup, that combines both solenoids and a TPS switch into one unit, but the downside to that is that if one part of that fails, you have to replace the whole thing, which is over $200. Happened to a guy I installed a kit for.
I've installed 2 Zex kits and about 5 Holley ones, the work involved is marginally more, but not a real difference. Get whatever you like better, both are excellent products, I prefer Holley as they use stainless components instead of brass in most small fittings and the jets.
08-18-2008, 12:25 AM
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Sniper kits are just Holley's name for its basic kits, they are still regular bottles and solenoids and all the regular Powershot stuff, just a little simpler and cheaper. Even the bottle just gets regular orange paint instead of the trick metallic blue on thier regular bottles.
"sneaky pete" kits usually contain a 10oz bottle, which is tiny and easily concealed in a roll bar or somewhere out of the way. Not really very useful on the street, as you would only get one small shot out of it and then it would have to be refilled.
Zex kits are somewhat simpler due to the box setup, that combines both solenoids and a TPS switch into one unit, but the downside to that is that if one part of that fails, you have to replace the whole thing, which is over $200. Happened to a guy I installed a kit for.
I've installed 2 Zex kits and about 5 Holley ones, the work involved is marginally more, but not a real difference. Get whatever you like better, both are excellent products, I prefer Holley as they use stainless components instead of brass in most small fittings and the jets.
"sneaky pete" kits usually contain a 10oz bottle, which is tiny and easily concealed in a roll bar or somewhere out of the way. Not really very useful on the street, as you would only get one small shot out of it and then it would have to be refilled.
Zex kits are somewhat simpler due to the box setup, that combines both solenoids and a TPS switch into one unit, but the downside to that is that if one part of that fails, you have to replace the whole thing, which is over $200. Happened to a guy I installed a kit for.
I've installed 2 Zex kits and about 5 Holley ones, the work involved is marginally more, but not a real difference. Get whatever you like better, both are excellent products, I prefer Holley as they use stainless components instead of brass in most small fittings and the jets.
it was VERY useful on the street... at least on the back street when there was some cash on the line.
08-18-2008, 12:28 AM
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Sniper kits are just Holley's name for its basic kits, they are still regular bottles and solenoids and all the regular Powershot stuff, just a little simpler and cheaper. Even the bottle just gets regular orange paint instead of the trick metallic blue on thier regular bottles.
"sneaky pete" kits usually contain a 10oz bottle, which is tiny and easily concealed in a roll bar or somewhere out of the way. Not really very useful on the street, as you would only get one small shot out of it and then it would have to be refilled.
Zex kits are somewhat simpler due to the box setup, that combines both solenoids and a TPS switch into one unit, but the downside to that is that if one part of that fails, you have to replace the whole thing, which is over $200. Happened to a guy I installed a kit for.
I've installed 2 Zex kits and about 5 Holley ones, the work involved is marginally more, but not a real difference. Get whatever you like better, both are excellent products, I prefer Holley as they use stainless components instead of brass in most small fittings and the jets.
"sneaky pete" kits usually contain a 10oz bottle, which is tiny and easily concealed in a roll bar or somewhere out of the way. Not really very useful on the street, as you would only get one small shot out of it and then it would have to be refilled.
Zex kits are somewhat simpler due to the box setup, that combines both solenoids and a TPS switch into one unit, but the downside to that is that if one part of that fails, you have to replace the whole thing, which is over $200. Happened to a guy I installed a kit for.
I've installed 2 Zex kits and about 5 Holley ones, the work involved is marginally more, but not a real difference. Get whatever you like better, both are excellent products, I prefer Holley as they use stainless components instead of brass in most small fittings and the jets.
08-18-2008, 01:51 AM
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from what i saw ssdan has dynotunes kit. i have nos sniper kit. i know many srt-4 owners with nos sniper kit and other people running holley. also 1 kid with zex.
bottle is the same just different color. the adapter coming off is the same. also dynotune's kit doesn't come with a bottle gauge it is a $24 dollar extra item. which my girl bought me the bottle warmer for $99 bucks and pressure small gauge directly goes on bottle for $24 bucks.
to me they were the same exact kit. as for the solenoids i have friends with the nos sniper kit and they have been using it a lot and still no problems. i have only had my kit for a month or so now and used 5bottles actually on the 5th one. still no problems for me.
08-18-2008, 12:37 PM
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weird. i was going to get dynotune's kit and backed out.
from what i saw ssdan has dynotunes kit. i have nos sniper kit. i know many srt-4 owners with nos sniper kit and other people running holley. also 1 kid with zex.
bottle is the same just different color. the adapter coming off is the same. also dynotune's kit doesn't come with a bottle gauge it is a $24 dollar extra item. which my girl bought me the bottle warmer for $99 bucks and pressure small gauge directly goes on bottle for $24 bucks.
to me they were the same exact kit. as for the solenoids i have friends with the nos sniper kit and they have been using it a lot and still no problems. i have only had my kit for a month or so now and used 5bottles actually on the 5th one. still no problems for me.
from what i saw ssdan has dynotunes kit. i have nos sniper kit. i know many srt-4 owners with nos sniper kit and other people running holley. also 1 kid with zex.
bottle is the same just different color. the adapter coming off is the same. also dynotune's kit doesn't come with a bottle gauge it is a $24 dollar extra item. which my girl bought me the bottle warmer for $99 bucks and pressure small gauge directly goes on bottle for $24 bucks.
to me they were the same exact kit. as for the solenoids i have friends with the nos sniper kit and they have been using it a lot and still no problems. i have only had my kit for a month or so now and used 5bottles actually on the 5th one. still no problems for me.
cause ssdan's dynotunes kit compared to mine is exactly the same.
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Old set up in old Redline on the 100shot.
The new set up with the 150 shot in the new cars uses a 5lb bottle hidden under the spare tire cover. You can't even tell there's a bottle in the car, nor can you see any lines under the hood.
Sneaky sneaky
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Bump.
Are you guys drilling into the metal of the car? I thought about going through the thin piece of fake wood or whatever it is that makes the trunk carpeting up and I also thought about mounting it vertically screwing it into the seat back. Me no know.
Are you guys drilling into the metal of the car? I thought about going through the thin piece of fake wood or whatever it is that makes the trunk carpeting up and I also thought about mounting it vertically screwing it into the seat back. Me no know.
