MattyBlacc

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interested in getting a nitrious system for my 3.5
i know that no nirtious system is safe for your motor, but just wanted to know from you guys which is the best brand to use?

Based on experience with them, which one is better wet or dry?

AND PLEASE.....ANY NEGATIVE CRAP SOME OF YOU HAVE TO SAY, KEEP IT 2 YOUR SELF

thanks.

mastercater7

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Dynotune Wet kit, 75 shot. They hook it up for cheap. And their stuff is high quality. http://www.dynotunenitrous.com

NmexMAX

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http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=209942
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=150807

t6378tp

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nx wet 55shot, nice kit, great warrant and will not have to change anything to run it, plus the kit can grow with you if needed

636specman

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i run an nx kit.

MattyBlacc

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thanks bro. u always seem to help me out.

mastercater7

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The Dynotune kit is less expensive, and they have great products. also, the kit is just as good, if not better than an NX kit.

bigirish

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Yeah bro, I would go for a dynotune kit for sure. It seems like a real nice kit, and is a lot cheaper than the Zex kit I have. That is what I would do if I had it all over to do again.....

Gle03Max

In my opinion id stay away from zex. Every single product Ive gotten from them seems crappy made and Ive had several problems with them.

IE: remote bottle opener collar not fitting on nitrous bottle without ALOT of shaving off.

t6378tp

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I've had my zex kit, bottle warmer and gauge for over a year and have gone thru 10-15 bottles with 0 problems

the only thing I do not like about zex is the bottle warmer operates by temp and not psi

mastercater7

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the dynotune kit operates off of psi, and is fully adjustable. Maximahappy has seen my kit. He will tell you dynotune is a great system

bigirish

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I have had my zex kit for a good two years or so, and it has been awesome. Great products and very well made. The only thing that I was not thrilled w/ was the cost of the kit. That is why I would go w/ the dynotune kit if I had it all over to do again.

Aaron92SE

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Does anybody know the difference between the NX and Dynotune nozzle?

mastercater7

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i can snap a pic of mine if someone else can put a shot of the nx up?

Aaron92SE

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Well, it will probably be very hard to determine the design of the nozzle from a picture. So don't bother with it. I was just hoping that someone would know how well this nozzle atomizes fuel and n20. The NX has proven to be a great nozzle to prevent puddling in the intake manifold. I could get that nozzle for $30 and still get the Dynotune kit. A bottle and solenoids are all the same as long as they are nice and have some kind of warranty on them. Do the solenoids have a lifetime warranty like NX does?

mastercater7

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im not sure, they can tell you when you call them. The dynotune nozzle looks like a great nozzle. Maximahappy was really impressed with the kit

Bugley

Im having the hardest time with wiring my zex to my throttle sensor wire and programing it to work right, can anyone help??? I have an 03 3.5

Deckdout2

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2 wires above the gas pedal. Run a digital voltmeter to each. Crimp to the one with the highest signal. They are black and white wires. with a plug on the end.

Deckdout2

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Actually, I've also heard people using the wires at the throttle body. You can probably check the signal the same way. Keeps from having to go through the firewall.

2002AltimateV6

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NX for the win. I've used NOS, ZEX and NX and finally settled on the NX. Definitely the best kit out there for the VQ35 and they're TPAS is 100Xs better then the ZEX unit.