Nitrous Discuss dry, wet, and direct port nitrous setups. How many shots can you handle?

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Old Mar 28, 2004 | 03:58 PM
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nitrous for my car

i drive a 91 se with a bit over 160k miles. the car is in good shape. i am considering spraying the car but don't know what i should get as far as wet or dry. i am think a 35 shot would be good?
Old Mar 28, 2004 | 08:54 PM
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Get a dry system, since your vehicle is a dry manifold design & since your only gonna squeeze 35hp.
Old Mar 15, 2005 | 09:56 PM
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I know i'm replying to a very old thread but what do you all think of this statement? And if it is true would I be able to apply this "fact" to using a dry 20-50 shot in a 1990 maxima SE with about the same mileage??
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Get a dry system, since your vehicle is a dry manifold design & since your only gonna squeeze 35hp.
I know I've said this before but all I really want this for is show purge kit
and the burst of hp is awesome too, but I'm just not a hard-core racer. I'd prolly be too scared to hit it w/only a 20 shot (if I could find one)
Old Mar 16, 2005 | 04:53 AM
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lol, i like your quote.. except i'm gonna laugh when my freinds 91 Civic hatchback with built internals and a t3/t4 turbo running 12psi and an optional 75 shot of nitrous womps the shiet out of you unless you can run anything better than 11s. honda engines have potential. ricers just make them look gay.
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Originally Posted by 90MAXGMG
I know i'm replying to a very old thread but what do you all think of this statement? And if it is true would I be able to apply this "fact" to using a dry 20-50 shot in a 1990 maxima SE with about the same mileage??
I know I've said this before but all I really want this for is show purge kit
and the burst of hp is awesome too, but I'm just not a hard-core racer. I'd prolly be too scared to hit it w/only a 20 shot (if I could find one)
Disregard that post it was made by the same guy that was running just a dry shot through the intake figuring the ecu would make up the fuel difference.

Get an nx kit and run a 35 shot, it will knock ur socks off.
Old Mar 16, 2005 | 05:44 AM
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Originally Posted by 90MAXGMG
I know I've said this before but all I really want this for is show purge kit and the burst of hp is awesome too, but I'm just not a hard-core racer. I'd prolly be too scared to hit it w/only a 20 shot (if I could find one)

i used to think i'd be scared of nitrous.. losing control, effects on the car lol. I started out with the ZEX kit with the 55 jets. it took less than a day for me to put in the 75 jets.. and then get a bottle heater.. and now getting 100 jets and upgraded fuel pump. Its addicting
Old Mar 16, 2005 | 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by brad kay
lol, i like your quote.. except i'm gonna laugh when my freinds 91 Civic hatchback with built internals and a t3/t4 turbo running 12psi and an optional 75 shot of nitrous womps the shiet out of you unless you can run anything better than 11s. honda engines have potential. ricers just make them look gay.
Very true brad kay but where I live all we have is ricers, but I will be on the lookout for this honda soI can back down b4 I get shotdown lol.
Ohyeah thats why I spelled it "Honduh" I wanted you all to know I meant the ricers. And are you using a Dry ZEX kit? If so...if you have the time can I get some in depth info on it. I just need to know if I can use anything smaller than the 55 jet that it comes with?
Old Mar 19, 2005 | 04:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Jime
Disregard that post it was made by the same guy that was running just a dry shot through the intake figuring the ecu would make up the fuel difference.

Get an nx kit and run a 35 shot, it will knock ur socks off.
I run 35 shot nx, he will switch it to higher really quick. I have been on my 35 shot for a month. I'm going 75 shot soon.
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