Anyone using an Intercooler Nitrous Kit ?
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From: Portsmouth, NH
schrader (sp?) valve on the fuel rail, passenger side, just under where the firewall makes the bend.
you might want a testing light to find key on power, a soldering gun and some extra wire.
Had the NX kit before the current NOS Noszle system...installs' a cakewalk, compared to the Noszles.
You may want to buy the Remote opener...it's a nice piece
Oh yeah, you'll need metal brake line or steel braid to route your purge.
see ya.
you might want a testing light to find key on power, a soldering gun and some extra wire.
Had the NX kit before the current NOS Noszle system...installs' a cakewalk, compared to the Noszles.
You may want to buy the Remote opener...it's a nice piece
Oh yeah, you'll need metal brake line or steel braid to route your purge.
see ya.
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Re: I have one....
Originally posted by teamSLS
Installed it just recently....so no data yet. Does look kick a$$ though!!
The only drawback is the small bottle....I will probably go to a 15.
****in' awesome having three purges
tried to post pics...but, no dice.
With this kit and the JDM exchanger and twin electric fans + a circulating intercooler pump (truck off, on relay), I anticipate significantly quicker cooldown between runs...all I'm after.
my 2 cents, thanks.
Installed it just recently....so no data yet. Does look kick a$$ though!!
The only drawback is the small bottle....I will probably go to a 15.
****in' awesome having three purges
tried to post pics...but, no dice.
With this kit and the JDM exchanger and twin electric fans + a circulating intercooler pump (truck off, on relay), I anticipate significantly quicker cooldown between runs...all I'm after.
my 2 cents, thanks.
teamSLS I'd love to see pics of that setup. send them to me, I'll try and post them. my email
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Rod that sounds good they said five but if we got 4 maybe MAYBE 3 you could get it at the bettrer price they are great to work with let me know how many and I'll talk to them.I wish I could go in with you guys but I need to use up the rest of my warranty before I do some serious moding.
Jeff T.
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Intercooler kit:
Called Nitrous Express today:
basically the intercooler will use 6lbs/min of run time. CO2 fill is $13/20lbs, so it looks like a cost effective option to a powercooler.
Coldie
basically the intercooler will use 6lbs/min of run time. CO2 fill is $13/20lbs, so it looks like a cost effective option to a powercooler.
Coldie
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From: Selden NY
Re: Intercooler kit:
Originally posted by Coldie
Called Nitrous Express today:
basically the intercooler will use 6lbs/min of run time. CO2 fill is $13/20lbs, so it looks like a cost effective option to a powercooler.
Coldie
Called Nitrous Express today:
basically the intercooler will use 6lbs/min of run time. CO2 fill is $13/20lbs, so it looks like a cost effective option to a powercooler.
Coldie
THIS IS INTERESTING, I found some sites showing man made sprayers made out of copper tubing with holes drilled in it. I guess you could just mount it so it sprays ALL THE RADIATORS and hook up a tank of nice cold SOMETHING to it.
**** It may pay to drag a tank to the track and freeze the radiators between races, a couple of nice blast to the upper manifold and supercharger, then back to the line ?
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Yup...
After talking to the Nitrous express guys he said it was just a straight through solenoid, so it shouldn't be hard to make your own.
What's the implications of jetting -160 degree liquid onto an aluminium radiator? Is it bad for the radiator?
Coldie
What's the implications of jetting -160 degree liquid onto an aluminium radiator? Is it bad for the radiator?
Coldie