Warning: nitrous noob with lots of questions.

[Greenlantern99]

Another question... Where can I get a switch pannel like this? I've been on the site and looked at them before but I don't remember what it's called.

[lscamaro]

they're from emblempros. He can put any text you want

[PoorMansCamaro]

when I had nitrous, I had the switches in the center console. I like it there better. more stealth. lol

[Netraa]

I have an question to tack onto this...

I was talking to a couple guys that have very very large engines and spray like 1000 shot. He runs sub 5's in the 1/8th in his outlaw true 10.5 car.

They warned me off on a wet system on stock internals on the v6. said it would get to hot for stock, and should have forged internals before going with a wet spray.

Was wondering if someone had some extra input on that.

[lscamaro]

Originally Posted by Netraa

I have an question to tack onto this...

I was talking to a couple guys that have very very large engines and spray like 1000 shot. He runs sub 5's in the 1/8th in his outlaw true 10.5 car.

They warned me off on a wet system on stock internals on the v6. said it would get to hot for stock, and should have forged internals before going with a wet spray.

Was wondering if someone had some extra input on that.

There's more than enough cars here running nitrous that have put many passes on their cars without anything happening. I'm pretty sure all if not 99% run wet systems

[PoorMansCamaro]

Originally Posted by john@nitrousoutlet

I wouldn't recommend using the iridium plugs, use a NGK BR7EF for 100 shot.

Originally Posted by 429

The iridium electrodes are physically very small. Nitrous creates a lot of additional heat that can potentially melt/wear the tiny electrode vs the larger electrode of a copper plug

any particular gap I need to set it at, or is what comes out of the box, good?