make a vid of you using your nitrous

 

I'll see if my friend will run me tomorrow with a camera man. I dont have a way of mounting my camera in-car. And im sure as hell not running anyone with someone in my car.

 

gud job bro

 

I know it's kind of late but I finally got a vid of my car on nitrous, on the dyno.

Baseline 154whp, on nitro/100octane 223whp. 75 shot (I know the vid says 80 but my friend posted it)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNgQSMLnR5I

 

superwhitetc.....I know your running a 35 shot..is it a wet or dry system?...Another question. I am getting the zex system and putting it in my auto tc and running a 50 shot. Should i get my car tuned at all or get a programmer and change the air fuel ratio or is the stock MAF good enough. I just want to know every i have to buy

 

I wouldn't run nitrous with an auto.

 

alot of people on here run it on there autos....Not even a 35 dry shot?

 

A lot of people on here even run nitrous? Huh, seems like very few do. I believe you will at some point run into issues with the durability of the tranny. Is it possible though? Yes.

 

if i run a 35 dry shot do i need to make any fuel adjustments with a programmer or it wouldnt even matter because of such a small shot?

 

You won't hardly feel a 35 shot but I'd HIGHLY advise against Dry kits. Why? If I'm correct sometimes a dry kit can "trick" you MAF sensor and it'll make the wrong air/fuel mixture and you can have possible detonation. Stick with a wet kit. The 35 shot kit you recommended, the Zex Safe Shot, IS a Wet kit. I remember when I researched nitrous for my TC I heard some people say that the solenoids on Zex kits were not always reliable ( a HUGE factor) and so I was recommended the Nytrex triple-threat system. I still may play around with nitrous and I looked into it again and I may just go with a dynotune kit.
Take a look at these:
http://www.atlanticspeed.com/product...0&idcategory=0

and

http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...ts/default.asp