Thinking about jumping to the next step...

[97rs4life]

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are you a manual or auto trans car?

[Shodown]

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I recommend getting a dyno tune to adjust your timing and air/fuel ratio.

[Evil Red Demon]

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I have an auto

[97rs4life]

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I have an auto

then I wouldn't worry about the window switch. Spraying through the gears is what I do and window switches are mainly for the manual guys so they don't hit the rev limiter or miss a shift while the spray is going. Skip the window switch

[97rs4life]

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I recommend getting a dyno tune to adjust your timing and air/fuel ratio.

with a 50 or 75 shot I wouldn't worry about doing this, but it doesn't hurt and you would gain a few more horse, but if the money isn't there yet then this can wait till you approach the 100 shot arena

[Evil Red Demon]

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well the tune I will probably go with because there is a guy here in Peoria who does the dyno tuned for like $275 and hour, so I think it might just be worth it. But thanks for the info about the window switch!

[Evil Red Demon]

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anyone ever try this thing...

http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=88

The "N2O ARM" switch, is that for your remote bottle opener, or is it for something else?

[97rs4life]

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that controls all your nitrous things. You would use that instead of the switches in the kit for the arming switch, purge button and such. neat setup that goes into a pillar gauge pod

[Shodown]

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well the tune I will probably go with because there is a guy here in Peoria who does the dyno tuned for like $275 and hour, so I think it might just be worth it. But thanks for the info about the window switch!

$275 an hour!!?? :eek: Thats waaaaay overpriced bro, I paid $100 an hour and that was from a really good tuner. I forgot you were only going with a 50-75 shot so tuning is a good thing, but not a necessity. I almost guarentee you will bump up to a 100 shot without too much delay though ;)

If you are going with a wet kit, I personally would still get a window switch to prevent from spraying below 3000 rpms and puddling....then backfiring. Its cheap insurance from spending $200+ dollars to fix the damage caused by a backfire. It happened to me. Just my .02 :)

[Evil Red Demon]

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well that is interesting. That is ralley the only dyno around here I think. I had planned on just letting them install the thing and then tune it when they were done. But I dont know now. I had planned on letting them put in my LSD and gears, shocks and eibach springs, and the nitrous all about the same time or atleast over several days. Because I have all this stuff sitting around and have not put it all in yet!

[97rs4life]

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man install the stuff yourself. That is how you learn and can take more pride in doing things yourself. I have learned so much just from getting under the car and picking away at it. Nitrous installs are tough at all.

I don't use a window switch, I just flip the activation switch as soon as I am over 3k and go. This prevents me from spraying under 3k. Much cheaper then buying a window switch that can be like 100-200 dollars

[Shodown]

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Yeah, I wouldnt pay to have nitrous installed. I knew NOTHING about wiring and electronics when I got my kit, but I took my time, read the instructions and did a lot of research and my install wasnt hard at all (and I have lots of accessories too :D)

Basically, If I can do it, you can do it :tup:

[Evil Red Demon]

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yeah, it is not that I do not what to do it myself, it is just that I fear that I will **** something up..badly

[teal99camaro]

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The ZEX 82021 kit (I believe that is the one he is selling) is a great system. I've been running it for two years now and I haven't had any problems. The "smart" technology means it has a built in TPS/WOT switch. Another great thing about the system is that it will make sure that if the bottle pressure is low it will compensate.

I run an MSD RPM switch as well. You have to wire it all up using relays but once the wiring is done, the system is very rewarding and safe.

[Evil Red Demon]

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what is the MSD RPM switch and what does it cost?