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Old 09-21-2006, 02:46 PM
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Zex dry kit on a 97 max

does anyone have any pic's of their install. I just want to make sure I am taping into the correct vacuum line. I am new to nitrous and this will be my 1st time I looked at the sticky for setup pic's but most of the links are down
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zex=

NX=

Just my opinion, wet kit FTW.
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Originally Posted by glenmoormax
zex=

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Just my opinion, wet kit FTW.
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Old 09-23-2006, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by glenmoormax
zex=

NX=

Just my opinion, wet kit FTW.

I second that ....
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well it's too late already have it, anybody able to help
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Old 09-24-2006, 12:09 AM
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Use the same port the fpr get's vacum from.
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[QUOTE=Donkeypunch]Use the same port the fpr get's vacum from.[/QUO

does it matter which end I tap and the instructions also said to connect the intake barb hose to a unused vacuum fitting coming off the intake manifold not sure unable this either .. again this is my 1st time running nitrous and the instructions for this kit sucks
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Old 09-24-2006, 05:06 PM
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Ok, just do as the instruction ask and get vacumm from ANY port that get's vacuum.

Did the fpr get vacuum from the intake? If it does, use THAT port for vacuum.
You might need to get exra hose so look at your engine bay for alittle bit.
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Old 09-24-2006, 05:15 PM
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Take some pictures and post them if you still need help.
It doesn't look like allot of people use the zex dry here.
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Originally Posted by Donkeypunch
Take some pictures and post them if you still need help.
It doesn't look like allot of people use the zex dry here.
I found the vacuum line for the fpr but now I am looking for a unused vacuum line from the intak manifold. I will take some pictures tomorrow
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Old 09-27-2006, 01:21 AM
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Splice into an existing vacum line.

Get a barbed "T" fitting that is the same size I.d as your lines and
simply plug them into the fitting.


Carefull with the dry kit and go to your dyno before something melts.
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Old 10-01-2006, 06:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Donkeypunch
Splice into an existing vacum line.

Get a barbed "T" fitting that is the same size I.d as your lines and
simply plug them into the fitting.


Carefull with the dry kit and go to your dyno before something melts.
why is there a problem with the tee's melting
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lol, I ment be carefull, or something in your engine will melt.
Like pistons..
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Originally Posted by Donkeypunch
lol, I ment be carefull, or something in your engine will melt.
Like pistons..

Or exhaust valves......
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yeah my dad's friend warned me about that, he said it will make my engine like a wet noddle. But away I have everything installed and getting my bottle filled tomorrow and will check for leaks and off to the track friday .. starting with a small 55 shot
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well kits installed and goin to the track tomorrow
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What size injectors do you have?
What's the fuel pressure on-nitrous?
Stock plugs?
What nitrous jet?


Be safe.
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Originally Posted by t6378tp
yeah my dad's friend warned me about that, he said it will make my engine like a wet noddle. But away I have everything installed and getting my bottle filled tomorrow and will check for leaks and off to the track friday .. starting with a small 55 shot
Pull your plugs and look at them after your first full-power run. 55-shot may not be too dangerous, but anyone spraying should know how to read their plugs.

"Lean is Mean, Preignition is Dangerous, Detonation is Deadly" Put this slogan on your dash. Read before spraying.
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thanks for the tip, as for the motor everything is stock only mod so far is a budget y-pipe. will pull the plugs for some coppers, fuel pressure shut-off and maybe a window switch then 75 here I come. I read the recent post about what plugs should look like any other tips about plugs
I have more time to play with the kit b4 the track now since it rained last night and the track was closed and the next test and tune day will not be for about 1 to 1-1/2 weeks
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