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Old Mar 9, 2008 | 09:55 PM
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Now i just have to wait till i get money for dyno time and ill be spraying.

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Old Mar 9, 2008 | 09:59 PM
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cool, let us know when you get numbers and how it feels when it kicks in. which is with a switch your using right?
Old Mar 9, 2008 | 10:03 PM
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what? i didnt understand your question
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you said that your gonna dyno tune it correct? show us some numbers once you get that done and also how does the car feel when you click the nitrous.
Old Mar 9, 2008 | 10:07 PM
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cool man im in the middle of installing mine right now, i hope to be spraying by next week, looks good
Old Mar 9, 2008 | 10:12 PM
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you said that your gonna dyno tune it correct? show us some numbers once you get that done and also how does the car feel when you click the nitrous.
oh got ya, the switch thing threw me, im hoping a 75shot will be felt pretty easily lol
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post some #'s
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Yeah, you'll feel it kick pretty well, especially in the low end torque department.

You'll probably need a new clutch soon, so start saving up. I squeezed my SE-R and stock clutches don't hold up well to the added torque.

If you really want the kit to go un-noticed, paint the solenoids and other parts black. You might want to paint the relay too, that NOS logo kinda gives it away. Otherwise, good job on hiding the parts.
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Yeah, you'll feel it kick pretty well, especially in the low end torque department.

You'll probably need a new clutch soon, so start saving up. I squeezed my SE-R and stock clutches don't hold up well to the added torque.

If you really want the kit to go un-noticed, paint the solenoids and other parts black. You might want to paint the relay too, that NOS logo kinda gives it away. Otherwise, good job on hiding the parts.
thanks yeah I wasnt really trying to hide it it just kinda went that way lol, and I know Ill probably need a clutch, but it will only be sprayed about once a month and I had a toyota tech with a 75shot on his scion tell me he had sprayed about 60 times on the stock clutch and it was still holding fine, they are pretty beefy lol
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cool man did you get the window switch working right?
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yup
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my stock clutch is still holding strong and i'm about to push 50k. i put the kit in when i just clocked 38k last year and haven't had a clutch problem.
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Originally Posted by tCyoung1
my stock clutch is still holding strong and i'm about to push 50k. i put the kit in when i just clocked 38k last year and haven't had a clutch problem.
thats really nice to hear lol, 2 people with the same experience lol how many time you think your sprayed?
Old Mar 10, 2008 | 07:31 PM
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i think i went through about 4 or 5 bottles last year. i would go to the track almost every Friday from march to September on drag radials and the stock clutch has handled it like a champ
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nice, what times have you ran on and off slicks? on what bottle pressure? Just trying to get what I should expect since I have pretty much the same mods as you, if you know your hp rating Id love to know what to shoot for.
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since we only have an 1/8 mile track here my best time was 9.0 (forget the mph) on the drag radials running 18 psi in them and on my 18's the best i could get was a 9.5
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really? with spray? what rpm are you spraying in and how many gears cause I ran a 9.5 off spray at our 1/8adn I got a friend running 9's flat on slicks what you keep your bottle pressure at?
Old Mar 10, 2008 | 08:26 PM
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of course the clutch can hanlde it, it is made to work with the SC, which is like 70 HP so a 75 shot shouldnt be an issue for being able to deliver power.
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i try to keep bottle pressure 250 - 300 psi but i don't have a heater. but our local track here is garbage. they don't do any type of track prep and i still spin violently with drag radials. i have mine set to come on at 4200 rpm and cut off at 6400. the without nitrous i have ran 9.8 right now its down to just a traction issue.

my friends and i plan to go to the 1/4 mile and see what we can do there when the track is actually prepared. i know my times suck compared to yours. does your friends run full on slicks with a all motor set up?
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Originally Posted by tCyoung1
i try to keep bottle pressure 250 - 300 psi but i don't have a heater. but our local track here is garbage. they don't do any type of track prep and i still spin violently with drag radials. i have mine set to come on at 4200 rpm and cut off at 6400. the without nitrous i have ran 9.8 right now its down to just a traction issue.

my friends and i plan to go to the 1/4 mile and see what we can do there when the track is actually prepared. i know my times suck compared to yours. does your friends run full on slicks with a all motor set up?
dude up that bottle pressure your probably running rich as hell, 950 is what you should be running you'll take a sec+ off your time
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=17
thats the heater I got 99 bucks pressure regulated and a great company to work with
and our 1/8 is the same way it is called wilkesboro but proudly named slicksboro lol yeah full on slicks gutted rear and full bolt ons minus pulleys.



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