I have been looking around at different systems and I am not sure what I want to get.

It has to be a wet kit and it has to support 200 and 250 HP shots.

I have looked at direct port kits from NX for $1300 but Im not sure I want to take off my manifold. I also saw a 100-300 HP adjustable kit that NX makes but it uses a pair of nozzles instead of a throttle plate. It must be a throttle plate or a direct port setup.

What kit should I get ?

And are they rated at the wheels or at the flywheel ?

Thanks for any help

-Taz

 

why must it be a plate?

NX and TNT rate at the wheels,and TNT plate will support what you want.

 

well i want a throttle plate because I do not want to have to put the nozzles into theintake elbow. I would rather have them right at the throttle body. SO its a WANT iguess, but I wont do it any other way then direct port or throttle plate.

Also It cant be a 2 stage, the MSD digital 6 only retards timing for one step.

 

you can tap the intake manifold with a single nozzel right behind the throttle body.

 

Hmm

Has anyone done this? Sounds interesting. Couldnt he purchase the NX kit then find a plate that fits our cars?

Does anyone even make a plate kit for the LT1?

 

TNT makes or made a plate with 2 fogger nozzles for behind the Tbody. i know Jason Warren sprayed 300 through it and went mid 9's.

 

Any idea where i could pick up this plate at? Or would i have to buy it directly from TNT. Id really like to run a plate set-up instead of through the elbow

 

try any vendor that sells TNT,i know a few do,but since im ditching the nitrous on my personal car,i havent kept up as much.

 

tnt kits are somewhatr a pain starting out installing them as the lines had hood clearence issues, mines the f2 kit, they just changed the f2 to 6an main line with 4an from the selanoids to plate, so im sure the clearence is still going to be a huge problem as my kit rubbed the hood with the lines.

 

NX also makes the MAF kit

 

well i orderd the F2 kit from TNT, how bad is this clearance issue and could it be avoided with a 90 degree angle elbow on to op each nozzle ?

 

i post on the other board your at also, if you have aim msn yahoo etc pm me your name or gimmie your email and we'll comunicate that way.