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haha, i will end up buying a new fuel pump and new maf when i decide to hook my nitrous up to it. i know that for the first couple trips to the track im going to run all motor so that i have something to compare to.
then i will slap the nitrous on it and get a new dyno tune done. i want to go all motor because last year i couldnt get much better then mid 13's all motor. this winter i did huge weight savings. so we'll see
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if that zex kit is a wet system then you do not need upgrade the mass air. It has nothing to do with a wet kit. But definately the pump, I pretty much have the same setup with a 200 shot and I run a single gt pump with a bap had a little room to grow as well. good luck with it.
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I just seen that you run mid 13's last year. That dont seem right. You either need some suspension mods and tire, or a driver mod. something isnt right w/that.
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yup, dont even need bigger injectors for a wet shot.
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alright, cool! and yea i needed some major suspension mods. my 60' time was 2.1 so i need some help there. i've got upper and lower control arms now, along with tubular k member now. plus last season i was on bald street tires this season i've got bfg z-trak tires that hook pretty decent.
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should have no problem with low 12's on motor
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what is the difference of a wet shot?
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Wet shot will spray fuel along with the nitrous(given the term wet) a dry shot, just shoots nitrous before the maf and the maf adjusts the needed fuel through the injectors
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Exactly, it cools the maf and tricks it into adding more fuel pressure. Glad someone set the story straight on the wet vs dry requirements.
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thats kinda what im hoping. i know that once i can get the suspension and the driver mods tweeked to hit low 12's on motor. then throwing nitous on it will make it one QUICK street ride.
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Are you only running a 70mm throttlebody? There is another 75 vs 78 argument. You could be the key to end it forever.
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yea, im running a 70 mm, yea i read a little bit of it and didnt throw my input in on it. but to me, the 70mm is plenty for my app, my motor gets plenty of air
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cant he just use an 03/04 cobra maf?
and with that much power you have problems if you cant get in the 11s NA
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