Spray befor or after the SC?
I'm not sure what most people are doing, but I know that Intense sells a spacer plate that goes between the blower and the intake manifold, and can be drilled into for nitrous or other types of injection
my advice would be to look up the installation instructions for the Stage 3 kit, since it's spray, and see where they tell you to put it.
good call, but http://www.gmtunersource.com has no answer that i saw, anywhere else you can think of that i should look?
Its a big debate on this. You most likely wont find a deffinet answer from anyone....... You can get a tag kit and it comes with a spacer plate also. I know I would spray after the blower just to be on the safe side.
I am on my 5th bottle and it's not stripping any more coating off that was already started when I installed my nitrous.
It's not a huge issue, IMO. If it does, which I am not convinced after my first hand expiernece it's not like it's going to strip the coating off in like 5000 miles.
I haven't seen any GM intrustions on nitrous and the stage 3 kit other than how the PCM interacts, I think they leave the actual installation of the nitrous kit up to you.
I had the Intense plate but I wasn't convinces you could put nitrous nozzles in there. It's not very thick. I also think there will be issues with even distribution of nitrous if you spray after the blower. The air intake tube or throttle body is the most common area and allows for even distribution.
That's what it says in his sig anyways.
If Zinner is doing ok with it, then I don't see why not. I too have read both, but more claiming that it will strip the rotors. Really I don't care thatmuch either way since I will most likely never use nitrous.
If Zinner is doing ok with it, then I don't see why not. I too have read both, but more claiming that it will strip the rotors. Really I don't care thatmuch either way since I will most likely never use nitrous.
I emailed the guys at eton this question. here is what they replied to me.
"Hello (edited out my name)The best on Nox would be after the supercharger directly into the intake
manifold
Nox gets beat up a lot in the Rotors of the supercharger , it wont
damage it but it wont do it much good
Regards"
Yes they kept refering to it as NOX but meh, i t hink you get the gist of it.
"Hello (edited out my name)The best on Nox would be after the supercharger directly into the intake
manifold
Nox gets beat up a lot in the Rotors of the supercharger , it wont
damage it but it wont do it much good
Regards"
Yes they kept refering to it as NOX but meh, i t hink you get the gist of it.
I emailed the guys at eton this question. here is what they replied to me.
"Hello (edited out my name)The best on Nox would be after the supercharger directly into the intake
manifold
Nox gets beat up a lot in the Rotors of the supercharger , it wont
damage it but it wont do it much good
Regards"
Yes they kept refering to it as NOX but meh, i t hink you get the gist of it.
"Hello (edited out my name)The best on Nox would be after the supercharger directly into the intake
manifold
Nox gets beat up a lot in the Rotors of the supercharger , it wont
damage it but it wont do it much good
Regards"
Yes they kept refering to it as NOX but meh, i t hink you get the gist of it.
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