spray

[flyboy367]

anyone running spray? might be a cheaper alt to a sc or turbo. less beatin on the motor as well. daily anyway. what size, brand are you running and mods to the car. also times would be sweet.

[allensteiner]

"might be" is the key word. wet is cheap, dry is expensive. which one do you want? also with wet don't go over a 70 (i believe) shot - you can get more out of a dry setup.

[flyboy367]

actually you have it backwards, wet is expensive costs more for the fuel solenoid, jet, line. its also safer since it add fuel to the mix you have a lower chance of going lean. i have been around the stuff just havent used it myself

[danielekfuj]

I would not recommend a dry setup to anyone, have you read the FAQ?

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[THT]

actually you have it backwards, wet is expensive costs more for the fuel solenoid, jet, line. its also safer since it add fuel to the mix you have a lower chance of going lean. i have been around the stuff just havent used it myself

Plenty of orgers are juiced. You can go as high as a 75 shot without upgrading the fuel pump. I personally don't care for nitrous as the initial cash outlay is low compared to a turbo/supercharger however the cost does grow with each WOT run and eventually, it will be more expensive.

[allensteiner]

actually you have it backwards, wet is expensive costs more for the fuel solenoid, jet, line. its also safer since it add fuel to the mix you have a lower chance of going lean. i have been around the stuff just havent used it myself

good catch...my bad anyways why spray? it's just a shot o power instead of a constant supply from a blower.

[flyboy367]

well im still considering buying the sc kit. i have never run spray before and judging on how my car runs after the clutch, flywheel, intake, throttlebody im machining, headers and exhaust. if its at a good street standpoint where im not overstressing the car pounding it to fire calls i may just stay like that and get the spray for the handful of times i can drug my wife and sneak to the track.

[kzoosho]

If you do get spray you will still need a afc of some sort and you would want a wideband o2 also to monitor a/f . You will find yourself spraying ore than you think.

[flyboy367]

well i wont be spraying on the street, and even with my badge id still need to register my car (if i keep the tank in it all the time) for hazmat stickers. nj is strict about n2o. i have squeegeed enough kids off the street with my rescue company. i dont streetrace anymore. i may drive fast but only when im on a call.