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jc95gt said:
why do u want to add nitrous to your car anyway???
Umm because it makes it faster maybe. why did you put a body kit or rims on your car, because you like them and it makes the car look good.
 

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97 king cobra said:
yes i know u dont need a chip to be tuned...thus this is why it only cost $200 approx. and yes if u have the tables of how much timing to pull for x amount of shot size you can safe adjust your timing, but i personally feel that by taking it to a shop, having an expert do it, youll not only know your afr is correct but also will be able to see at what point your making the most hp (as far as afr and timing).

and for the anti-tune thing, in my very first thread 6-7 months ago on here, i had a problem with my car and no one on here had any clue as to what to do besides tear everything apart and replace the plugs, wires, distributor, fuel injectors and so on, you insisted in that route instead of taking my car to a shop and having it checked out on a dyno to see if its pwer was correct, low and behold the timing and afr was way off.... now most completely stock cars dont come with wierd things like that. thus why this was overlooked. and i saved a ton of time and money!!

Tables? what timing tables? Pull 2 degrees when you spray a 100hp shot...and then pull 2 more every 50hp increase over that. Follow the instructions that come in EVERY BRAND NEW NITROUS KIT and you're fine. It by NO MEANS takes an EXPERT to safely and correctly install a nitrous kit.
 

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97 king cobra said:
yes i know u dont need a chip to be tuned...thus this is why it only cost $200 approx. and yes if u have the tables of how much timing to pull for x amount of shot size you can safe adjust your timing, but i personally feel that by taking it to a shop, having an expert do it, youll not only know your afr is correct but also will be able to see at what point your making the most hp (as far as afr and timing).

and for the anti-tune thing, in my very first thread 6-7 months ago on here, i had a problem with my car and no one on here had any clue as to what to do besides tear everything apart and replace the plugs, wires, distributor, fuel injectors and so on, you insisted in that route instead of taking my car to a shop and having it checked out on a dyno to see if its pwer was correct, low and behold the timing and afr was way off.... now most completely stock cars dont come with wierd things like that. thus why this was overlooked. and i saved a ton of time and money!!

i'm still amazed that you think having your car dynoed and paying a "professional" was worth it when all you needed to do was clean your maf, thats about a $5 fix
 

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and back on topic, i'm running a nos dry kit jetted at 125 hp and i really like it, simple to use and seems pretty safe, the main thing is to follow the instructions, don't spray at too low of rpms, only at wot...
 

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What's wrong with Zex dry kits for a bolt on car? I've heard some people say they are junk, but they look easy has hell to install. Just wondering.
 

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