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Old 09-08-2009, 10:05 PM   #1
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Question about N.O.S

Yes I read all the sticky's (They awnsered a few of my questions)

I have been reading this section for awhile now debating on what to run
Turbo vs N.O.S

Stock 3.0 with basic mod's (cai,cat back)
I reed that a 75 shot is pretty safe, but I was realy looking at a 100 shot kit.
Would I need a e-manage to adjust the timing ?

(I understand its best to adjust the timing 1degree BTC for each 100shot)
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Old 09-09-2009, 03:47 AM   #2
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I think the first thing you might want to find out is if the stock fuel pump can support a 100hp shot & supply enough fuel for the motor at the same time first. Then worry if you need to pull timing...
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I planed on upgrading it when I get the kit
Still looking for a deal on some injectors also (just to be safe)
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will this be a wet or a dry kit? if its a wet kit and only 100 shot no further mods needed. as long as your fuel pump can supply the pressure and flow that you need then your fine. i would say anything more than a 100 shot and you would need to pull timming.

i had a 100 semi wet kit on my lincoln and it took it just fine but i also had a 255 LPH 110PSI pump in the tank so i know i had the fuel their when i needed it.
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you need to upgrade your fuel pump for a 100 shot
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Old 09-10-2009, 04:55 PM   #6
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So just a good fuel pump and the kit
And some colder plugs
No timing change ?
Uhmm
That means no e-manage needed .....Just spray and hold on
I have been looking at the cost vs a turbo
Seems turbo will give a bit more power but you will pay for it
vs 300-400 for a decent wet kit.

Yep N.O.S is starting to sound lots better
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So just a good fuel pump and the kit
And some colder plugs
No timing change ?
Uhmm
That means no e-manage needed .....Just spray and hold on
I have been looking at the cost vs a turbo
Seems turbo will give a bit more power but you will pay for it
vs 300-400 for a decent wet kit.

Yep N.O.S is starting to sound lots better
Yeah, nitrous can be good.... I like it.
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Hey guys im new to this site i am thinking of doing the 3.5 swap + NOS
thanks to Maxima Joe a good friend of mine. Is there anything i should look for when doing the NOS kit.
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