Started my nitrous install :D
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Started my nitrous install :D
i got my kit in last night and started setting up everything in the engine bay and electrical. i must say, i hate the engine bay area on a cobalt. intake is to close to the frame and if you go under the intake the cables get to close to the fan shroud. its not exactly the best looking job but it will do.
im going to install an off/on switch and run the on to the <_| arrow thingy (pardon termonalogy) on the steering wheel. that is the only thing reachable to me. the inside is going to be pretty stealth and look pretty much stock
im going to install an off/on switch and run the on to the <_| arrow thingy (pardon termonalogy) on the steering wheel. that is the only thing reachable to me. the inside is going to be pretty stealth and look pretty much stock
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well i got it all done and everything works great.i started off spraying 50 and after getting use to that ( i wanted more lol) i jumped it up to 75 and i love it its so addicting to have that extra power sitting in my hand. everyone at work was making me believe that i was going to blow something up the first time i used it. sofar i have hit it maybe 10 times and its doing great, i think they were trying to mess with my mind. ill post pics tomorrow for anyone interested in it
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haha true, but ill have to order it first, and not let me rents see it and install it in a way where the cops cant see if searching my car, because they tend to like to check my trunk for the bottle haha
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sounds very familiar... i just picked up my kit and my bottle is hiding in my closet for now i am planning on building a custom sub box/amp rack to hide the bottle just incase i happen to forget its in there on the street
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Just a little detonation.
I think we got the problem solved, Made a couple good runs tonight. seems to be doing alot better.
Can't seem to get the afr over 11.7 but good enough.
Better than what gm had (10.3). Oh ended up doing the 50 shot just could not get the 75 shot clean.
I think we got the problem solved, Made a couple good runs tonight. seems to be doing alot better.
Can't seem to get the afr over 11.7 but good enough.
Better than what gm had (10.3). Oh ended up doing the 50 shot just could not get the 75 shot clean.
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For a super-stealth install, I've always wanted to put the fog lights on a relay for the headlights, then use the foglight output for nitrous arming.
All the wiring is in place, and it's as stealthy as you can get.
To add to it, when done this way, you have a nice little "nitrous armed" indicator, right in your gauge cluster. AND it turns off with the car automatically
All the wiring is in place, and it's as stealthy as you can get.
To add to it, when done this way, you have a nice little "nitrous armed" indicator, right in your gauge cluster. AND it turns off with the car automatically