NX Your new nitrous sponsor.
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NX Your new nitrous sponsor.
We should have the paperwork through in the next day or two.
I will be helping with any installs, tech and some product specials. We carry a huge line of nitrous products from our maximizer 3 progressive controller and our boost reference stand alones fuel systems to plumbing direct ports or a good budget nozzle system perfect for small shot on a FI motor.
I also hope to really get this section going. You guys are a perfect platform for nitrous. i think it really should have came from the factory for you guys. Also if anyone has had an issues with tech, tune ups, or products from NX or anyone else let me know. Im going to work on setting you guys up with application specific kit possible as well as a forum wide discount.
Let me know what I can do to help.
I will be helping with any installs, tech and some product specials. We carry a huge line of nitrous products from our maximizer 3 progressive controller and our boost reference stand alones fuel systems to plumbing direct ports or a good budget nozzle system perfect for small shot on a FI motor.
I also hope to really get this section going. You guys are a perfect platform for nitrous. i think it really should have came from the factory for you guys. Also if anyone has had an issues with tech, tune ups, or products from NX or anyone else let me know. Im going to work on setting you guys up with application specific kit possible as well as a forum wide discount.
Let me know what I can do to help.
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Thanks sir. Im going to get some feedback from you guys and see what the universal kits dont really provide for you. If you guys just need some custom length hoses or a purge kit that we set up to spray on the intercooler. We will get it done. And all the tech support you could ask for.
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good stuff introduce yourself to the nitrous forum if that is aloud (forum rules / mods can be quite picky ) i'd say the guys in there will give u a better idea what the universal's do and dont do
edit: DOH! this is the nitrous forum! damn u homepage....
edit: DOH! this is the nitrous forum! damn u homepage....
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Thanks sir. I have noticed a lot of the younger guys (Im 21 BTW) just havent been around it. Hopefully I can pass on some knowledge and really get the nitrous section going.
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Now since my buddy also sales NX items trough his business I want to know what kind pricing you have you can PM me if you are cheaper then what I can get from him its a sure deal
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Im going to start with some basic tech threads and probably a sale to get some things going.
Thanks sir.
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Thanks for the pics and feedback.
So would a Wet nozzle setup designed around a clean bracket using that location and a set of hoses already perfect length be something you guys would want?
Yes sir.
So would a Wet nozzle setup designed around a clean bracket using that location and a set of hoses already perfect length be something you guys would want?
Yes sir.
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But I'm also trying to keep my install as hidden as possible. I'm hoping to install the solenoids under the driver side headlight or behind the front grill.
Any thoughts.
So far the bottle has been mounted and I have started the wiring.
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How far can the Solenoids be from the Fuel Rail and the Nozzle location before it effects performance and safety?
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The lines that can effect or hurt performance is the lines from the solenoids to your method of spraying. The reason behind this is it will simply take longer to get the nozzle/direct port/plate. The reason for not having the fuel one super long is lean spikes. Some people exaggerate how bad lean spikes are but they're not what you want especially on a FI street car. Fuel is flowing at 55-60 psi. Nitrous comes screaming out at 900-1100 so the nitrous is going to reach the nozzle first. This fact actually has a lot to do designing many of the parts that go in the nitrous system.
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Having the fuel port right there, we can come up with a killer looking setup for you guys I think. Im talking with the guys about the bracket as well.
I was thinking about offering up a special for a week or so just as "house warming" thing per say. What would you guys like to see?
I was thinking about offering up a special for a week or so just as "house warming" thing per say. What would you guys like to see?
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Thanks sir. Have a picture?
The lines that can effect or hurt performance is the lines from the solenoids to your method of spraying. The reason behind this is it will simply take longer to get the nozzle/direct port/plate. The reason for not having the fuel one super long is lean spikes. Some people exaggerate how bad lean spikes are but they're not what you want especially on a FI street car. Fuel is flowing at 55-60 psi. Nitrous comes screaming out at 900-1100 so the nitrous is going to reach the nozzle first. This fact actually has a lot to do designing many of the parts that go in the nitrous system.
The lines that can effect or hurt performance is the lines from the solenoids to your method of spraying. The reason behind this is it will simply take longer to get the nozzle/direct port/plate. The reason for not having the fuel one super long is lean spikes. Some people exaggerate how bad lean spikes are but they're not what you want especially on a FI street car. Fuel is flowing at 55-60 psi. Nitrous comes screaming out at 900-1100 so the nitrous is going to reach the nozzle first. This fact actually has a lot to do designing many of the parts that go in the nitrous system.
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What im thinking is a custom bracket setup and a fitting to put on the rail so you dont have the big bend right there with braided line. Would that have made it easier and cleaner?
Im working on getting a local cobalt so we can do some testing. Thanks again for all the good feedback.
Im working on getting a local cobalt so we can do some testing. Thanks again for all the good feedback.
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What im thinking is a custom bracket setup and a fitting to put on the rail so you dont have the big bend right there with braided line. Would that have made it easier and cleaner?
Im working on getting a local cobalt so we can do some testing. Thanks again for all the good feedback.
Im working on getting a local cobalt so we can do some testing. Thanks again for all the good feedback.
http://www.ottperformance.com/store/...tting-9p22.htm
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RUS-660061/
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That would be very nice! It would eliminate the need for the fitting and adapter i'm using.
http://www.ottperformance.com/store/...tting-9p22.htm
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RUS-660061/
http://www.ottperformance.com/store/...tting-9p22.htm
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RUS-660061/
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I just didn't want the fuel line sticking stright up and I didn't want to remove or cut the fuel rail cover.
Also, I will have a fuel pressure transducer connected to that port and I will read the value through my Interceptor 5V input.
This way it will be really easy to hide and look much cleaner.
I'm just picky about my engine bay I guess.