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Old September 2nd, 2007, 12:42 PM   #1
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I am thinking about putting a little bit of juice on my 1987 Mustang LX 5.0 AOD. I was wondering if anyone had some good suggestions for what brand, jet size, etc. to get. The only modifications I plan on doing are cold air intake, TrickFlow upper and lower intake manifolds, BBK or maybe Hooker Longtubes, a Flowmaster Cat-back, and possibly a 70 MM throttle body. Anyone know what I should do as far as nitrous goes or possibly even changing/adding anything to my "wish list". Also I kind of don't want to give it away that I have spray when you look under the hood.
 

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Old September 2nd, 2007, 05:22 PM   #2
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a plate system will probably be a little easies to hide. really it is where you decide to install everything, to the way it looks.
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now what exactly do you mean by a plate system? b cuz i was looking at possibly getting an "under manifold" kit.
 
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I ran the NOS dry kit (part # 05115-ii) on my 91 GT for years and nobody knew it was there. I had the soleniods mounted in the cowl and snaked the line up to the back of the intake where I drilled and tapped a hole for the nozzle and then put a 7/16" vacuum hose over it. The kit was good for 150hp. On a chassis dyno it actually made a little over 160 horsepower at the wheels.
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plate:

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

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I ran the NOS dry kit (part # 05115-ii) on my 91 GT for years and nobody knew it was there. I had the soleniods mounted in the cowl and snaked the line up to the back of the intake where I drilled and tapped a hole for the nozzle and then put a 7/16" vacuum hose over it. The kit was good for 150hp. On a chassis dyno it actually made a little over 160 horsepower at the wheels.

so were you using an actual "under manifold" kit, or were you just spraying straight from the back of the manifold? and how big of a cowl did you have?
 
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an with the plate vs. the nozzle system is there really a difference in performance, or ease of installation? an what brand is best recommended? cuz i heard that zex an venom have some computer, an that stangs like nx better?
 
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Originally Posted by 87StangLX
so were you using an actual "under manifold" kit, or were you just spraying straight from the back of the manifold? and how big of a cowl did you have?
It is a single nozzle dry kit. The instructions say to drill and tap a hole thru the throttle body and air inlet tube where they connect but I wanted to hide the kit. The soleniods were hidden in the actual cowl area where the wipers are, not in the cowl induction hood.
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Originally Posted by 87StangLX
an with the plate vs. the nozzle system is there really a difference in performance, or ease of installation? an what brand is best recommended? cuz i heard that zex an venom have some computer, an that stangs like nx better?
they are all good kits, i prefer the zex. the n/x and NOS kits are good, it is a matter of preference. the zex has active fuel management which will regulate fuel flow if the nitrous pressure is insufficient or drops. it regulates to keep ideal fuel mixture with the nitrous pressure. if you have forrect pressure, the fuel will run wide open just like any other solenoid.
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So Darrell, did you just have the nozzle sprayin straight down or @ an angle to spray towards the front of the engine as well?
 
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Originally Posted by 87StangLX
So Darrell, did you just have the nozzle sprayin straight down or @ an angle to spray towards the front of the engine as well?
I had the nozzle straight in the back of the intake. The discharge portion of the nozzle is cut in the side so you point that portion in the direction you want to spray it.
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so now should i go with a wet or dry system? an is there really a difference anyway?
 
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so now should i go with a wet or dry system? an is there really a difference anyway?
The only wet system you would want to use on an EFI 5 liter would be a direct port fogger or possibly a plate system that sandwiches between the upper and lower intake. All of the other wet systems have known back fire issues.
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so basically just stick wit a dry system?
 
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so now if i do get any nitrous system i should get bigger fuel injectors to be able to add more fuel to the mixture if necessary. correct? not only that but could someone give me a link to a good dry system for about $600 or less and add about 150 horses at most. cuz it sounds like with my luck i would blow up my engine with a wet system.
 
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well what about this.....

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i'm thinkin about getting nitrous for my auto 98GT. what's the max HP i can go with stock internals and with forged internals? also, what would be a good system for me. i'm thinking of building the car up to about 300HP N/A and then adding the nitrous.
 
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