Where to buy Compucar N20 kits??
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From: Petersham, MA
I believe www.performancess.com still carries Compucar.
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The real question is...why would you want to know?
Compucar is famous for using medical bottle valves and really really cheap solenoids. Nitrous isn't an arena to skimp on when it comes to quality. Stick with NOS, TNT, NX and Barry grant (Nitrous Works) even if you have to buy used.
Funny story, I called Compucar a couple times and talked to their techs, who each happily informed me a stock fuel system, stock timing and stock ignition on a 93 5.0 (with Hypereutectic slugs) would take a 200 shot. I laughed myself hoarse and hung up on them.
Ignorance like that can cost someone a motor, and you can be certain they won't be much help when the bill comes for it.
Chris
Compucar is famous for using medical bottle valves and really really cheap solenoids. Nitrous isn't an arena to skimp on when it comes to quality. Stick with NOS, TNT, NX and Barry grant (Nitrous Works) even if you have to buy used.
Funny story, I called Compucar a couple times and talked to their techs, who each happily informed me a stock fuel system, stock timing and stock ignition on a 93 5.0 (with Hypereutectic slugs) would take a 200 shot. I laughed myself hoarse and hung up on them.
Ignorance like that can cost someone a motor, and you can be certain they won't be much help when the bill comes for it.
Chris
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Originally posted by Gos2Slo
The real question is...why would you want to know?
Compucar is famous for using medical bottle valves and really really cheap solenoids. Nitrous isn't an arena to skimp on when it comes to quality. Stick with NOS, TNT, NX and Barry grant (Nitrous Works) even if you have to buy used.
Funny story, I called Compucar a couple times and talked to their techs, who each happily informed me a stock fuel system, stock timing and stock ignition on a 93 5.0 (with Hypereutectic slugs) would take a 200 shot. I laughed myself hoarse and hung up on them.
Ignorance like that can cost someone a motor, and you can be certain they won't be much help when the bill comes for it.
Chris
The real question is...why would you want to know?
Compucar is famous for using medical bottle valves and really really cheap solenoids. Nitrous isn't an arena to skimp on when it comes to quality. Stick with NOS, TNT, NX and Barry grant (Nitrous Works) even if you have to buy used.
Funny story, I called Compucar a couple times and talked to their techs, who each happily informed me a stock fuel system, stock timing and stock ignition on a 93 5.0 (with Hypereutectic slugs) would take a 200 shot. I laughed myself hoarse and hung up on them.
Ignorance like that can cost someone a motor, and you can be certain they won't be much help when the bill comes for it.
Chris
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Originally posted by Robbie
The reason i asked is cause the price is good and my friend has been using his and just past his 20th bottle fill last thurs. His seems to work fine. I'll take my chance. Im sure if something malfuctions "Compucar" will stand by their product. Least I hope they would.
The reason i asked is cause the price is good and my friend has been using his and just past his 20th bottle fill last thurs. His seems to work fine. I'll take my chance. Im sure if something malfuctions "Compucar" will stand by their product. Least I hope they would.
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From: Napa, CA
Originally posted by Robbie
The reason i asked is cause the price is good and my friend has been using his and just past his 20th bottle fill last thurs. His seems to work fine. I'll take my chance. Im sure if something malfuctions "Compucar" will stand by their product. Least I hope they would.
The reason i asked is cause the price is good and my friend has been using his and just past his 20th bottle fill last thurs. His seems to work fine. I'll take my chance. Im sure if something malfuctions "Compucar" will stand by their product. Least I hope they would.
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Originally posted by Gos2Slo
Again, Compucar isn't going to cover these little incidentals.
Again, Compucar isn't going to cover these little incidentals.
I have seen all kits in use. Each on has an advantage, just depends on where you want to spend the money.
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From: Six Mile, SC, USA
Originally posted by Gos2Slo
Again, Compucar isn't going to cover these little incidentals.
Again, Compucar isn't going to cover these little incidentals.
I have seen all kits in use. Each on has an advantage, just depends on where you want to spend the money.
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