It's a start...

**Dantra** · 10-19-2008, 11:38 PM

BrianG hooked me up with a tank, brackets, gauge and a main line. I'm going to put his complete wet kit on in the next few weeks for him. Never thought I'd do it to Swampy but I figure if I can piece something together....what the hell. And now I have a start....

**HULK** · 10-20-2008, 03:26 AM

SO I couldnt tell from your post, are you putting this set-up on your car or are you putting it on Brian's car for him?

Either way, somebody's gonna be moving a little bit faster these days!

-Pat

**Dantra** · 10-20-2008, 10:06 AM

DOing both. He has everything for me to install his system...I have a few pieces for mine and just watchin' for leftovers to hit the floor

**HULK** · 10-20-2008, 10:07 AM

I see, I see..... well keep us posted on how it turns out!

-Pat

**Dantra** · 10-26-2008, 10:32 PM

Anybody got any pieces I might be able to use on mine?

**Dantra** · 11-02-2008, 11:56 PM

Any recommendations on nozzles? I see NX has "Shark" and "Piranha" nozzles and the theres ZEX and NoS and many others. Really matter?

**formerice** · 11-03-2008, 01:35 PM

Just use the nozzles that the kit manufacturer recommends for a 100 shot, it will be a bit on the rich side(safe). Don't forget the colder plugs. I run 1 bottle of NOS brand octane booster at the track and never use nitrous on the street.

**sinistersix** · 11-03-2008, 02:29 PM

Originally Posted by formerice

Just use the nozzles that the kit manufacturer recommends for a 100 shot, it will be a bit on the rich side(safe). Don't forget the colder plugs. I run 1 bottle of NOS brand octane booster at the track and never use nitrous on the street.

why would you never use n2o on the street? Thats the only place I use it

**Dantra** · 11-03-2008, 03:41 PM

Originally Posted by formerice

Just use the nozzles that the kit manufacturer recommends for a 100 shot, it will be a bit on the rich side(safe). Don't forget the colder plugs. I run 1 bottle of NOS brand octane booster at the track and never use nitrous on the street.

Guess maybe my thread isn't clear enough...

I am building a system, it is not a kit and I'm looking at the differences in various nozzles since I don't have one and need to buy one. Suggestions please

for 75-125 shot. Are some better than others??

**Little Don** · 11-03-2008, 04:53 PM

I use this nozzle from Nitrous Outlet. Haven't had a problem with it. If their nitrous plate would work with my air intake then I would use that one.

http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/catalog...roduct_id=2528

**Nitro Dave** · 11-15-2008, 01:21 PM

Congrates on joining the Nitrous world. There are many different options out there for nozzles. There are a few things to concider when choosing a nozzle.

Diameter- They offer two sizes. 1/16 and 1/8. For a application like yours the 1/8 nozzles normally are a better fit. Since they are larger they also reach into the intake track better making sure the discharge clears the side wall of the CAI. The 1/8 nozzles normally flow more than the 1/16 nozzles as well.

Bathtub design- The bathtub is the area at the tip of the nozzle where the mixture of fuel and nitrous come together. A properly designed nozzle will pound the nitrous into the fuel mixing the two for an attomized mist.

We stock many different brands of nozzles. My favorite one would be the one Little Don has listed above.. No not just because it has our name on it.lol

Our 1/8 nozzle is capable of flowing 250hp. The bath tub design gaurantees a great attomized mixture. The nozzle also has a nife edge on the back side to flor airflow comming by the nozzle. All these things are great but one area this nozzle really shines is we use a jet fitting in our nozzle that is thicker than most nozzles on the market. It will take more pressure from loosening and tightening the lines compared to most nozzles on the market.

My second choice would be the NX shark nozzle. It has a great design and will flow the same as our 1/8 nozzle. It does not have the nife edge design or the more duarable jet fittings.

Let us know if we hav help you piece together the rest of your set up.
Thanks
Dave