to spray or not to spray?
to spray or not to spray?
alright i'm going to be purchasing a nitrous kit soon...what i want to know is...
how much should i run...50?...100?
wet or dry kit?
would it be safe for my car at all?
heres my specs
1994 3.4 liter v6
121xxx miles
stock internals
cai, !CAT, flowmaster muffler
how much should i run...50?...100?
wet or dry kit?
would it be safe for my car at all?
heres my specs
1994 3.4 liter v6
121xxx miles
stock internals
cai, !CAT, flowmaster muffler
I have a NX wet kit for sale. its a 50, 75, 100, 150 adjustable kit w/ the GenX-2 upgrade. its for LT1 and LS1 engines, but i wud imagine it could work on a V6...im not sure tho. the kit is BRAND NEW and im askin $850 + shipping. PM me or email me - Jcb809@hotmail.com if u or ne1 is interested.
Thanks and good luck,
Jake
Thanks and good luck,
Jake
The answer for your question in the thread subject:
Spray, definiately!
First, I'd go with the lowest possible shot to ensure everything is working as it supposed to be. Then, on a 3.4 V6 you can run no more than a 75 shot.
Spray, definiately!

First, I'd go with the lowest possible shot to ensure everything is working as it supposed to be. Then, on a 3.4 V6 you can run no more than a 75 shot.
On a V6, the crankshaft has splayed journals. Which means that they are offset to provide a better idle characteristic while compromising strength. 75 would be about max! I'm not sure I would even take it that high.
spray and be happy> i just smoked a '00' ws6 firebired with of coarse a 100 shot he had more boltons then me but i sprayed and he didnt and i'm a couple hundred richer, go with a nx wet system and get a better fuel pump be happy sprayin your 100 shot or 150. good luck
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