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Old 04-27-2005, 05:03 PM
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My wife is going to pay for my goodies and I wanted to know what you guys use it for. For me it is going to be the awesome acceleration and speed. I have never messed with anything like this. Never been in a car with it either. So I am in the dark completely about this subject, but cant wait to get it. Plus I get a couple switches to mess with as well, lol.

What Kit should I get? What is the best, most reliable, and powerful on the market that I can use for my everyday Z and the strip on weekends?
Money isnt an object she said, ! So what do I buy? I want the most HP and torque I can get on a "stock 04 Z". Plus I want it all controlled so I cant blow anything up .I want my head stuffed in ma damn seat when I nail it!!!
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i have the nos system installed with intimidator purge... no problems as of yet, but i don't spray too often. overall, it's cost u about 1K if u install it yourself.
Old 04-27-2005, 05:25 PM
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If you're going to use it on a daily basis, I would say nitrous is a no-no. In moderation it's very good but overuse, even well controlled, can damage the engine.

For the set-up cost of a good nitrous system you could get I/H/E/Plenum/ECU reflash and probably get more fun out of that on a daily basis.

If you're just going to use it sparingly, then perhaps nitrous is right for you.
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Nitrous is only good for a short period of time (20 seconds max) and you should only use it at the track.
Do lots of reading on it first to know how to use it the right way.
It's a cheap alternative to Turbos or superchargers and one thing I always loved is that you only use it when you want to not like other FI applications that are always on.

1000% use the Nitrous Express kit (http://www.nitrousexpress.com)

Get the following:

NX EFI Stage 1 Import Kit (base kit)
NX Genx II (bottle heater, gauge, purge, blow down valve and tube, fuel Safety shut off...)
NX Maximizer (programable progressive controller, TPS, Window Switch, A/F safety Shut OFF)

1 to 2 step Colder Copper or Irridium Plugs

Optionals: Remote Bottle opener, Remote pressure gauge

Have fun and be safe
Old 04-28-2005, 05:34 AM
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What's the window switch do?

edit: nevermind, found it in another post.
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May be you guys can help how do we use the tps Do you hook it to the pedal side on the car or the Tbody side ....... I have a zex kit on a auto g35 does this car have a TPS on the gas peddle or not????????????? Looks like ill have to go with a window switch and a micro switch

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The search button is your friend
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I have searceh for days could you point me the right way please. I need to get this system spraying ill be in debt to you
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using it sparingly is what I intend to do. I have done a ton of research on it and it will be a blast of fun
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If you really have an unlimited budget I would go this route...

Parts List:

Nitrous Express EFI Stage 1 Kit - $579.00

Nitrous Express GenX-2 Kit - $385.00

Nitrous Express Fully Automatic Remote Bottle Opener $229.00

Nitrous Express Maximizer - $589.00

FJO Wideband AFR System Controller Kit Single Channel (KWB3001) - $293.75

FJO Wideband AFR Sensor (SO20001) - $187.00

FJO Wideband AFR Sensor Controller Installation Kit
FOR NX MAXIMIZER INTEGRATION (IWC0004) - $15.00

FJO Wideband AFR display Gauge (DWB0003) - $138.50

FJO Nitrous Spray % Gauge (GND0010) - $138.50

FJO Nitrous Pressure Gauge1500 PSI (GNP1500) -$138.50

FJO Nitrous High Pressure Sensor (SHP1500) - $138.50
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Even though I am not running nitrous to answer your question in the title (even though its not really in your post) I would go nitrous b/c it I believe if done right it gives you the most dependable performance increase for the money. A turbo or super is going to always be on putting increased strain on your engine all the time (not just when racing) and many people think that none of these kits are safe on the stock internals (so far so good with the APS... I am rooting for it). I would much rather have a turbos but you quickly find the limits of the statement "money is no object" when you start looking into built engines and turbo kits prices. From what I have seen at the track I have not been that impressived with the way the TT or SC's running stock boost fare vs the guys running 100 shot's. (I know on a highway pull the TT or SC would fare differently... I am not trying to start a flame war). If I won the lottery tomorrow I would get my engine built and go TT but for high performance at a great price I would go with nitrous.
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Originally Posted by corsair
If you really have an unlimited budget I would go this route...

Parts List:

Nitrous Express EFI Stage 1 Kit - $579.00

Nitrous Express GenX-2 Kit - $385.00

Nitrous Express Fully Automatic Remote Bottle Opener $229.00

Nitrous Express Maximizer - $589.00

FJO Wideband AFR System Controller Kit Single Channel (KWB3001) - $293.75

FJO Wideband AFR Sensor (SO20001) - $187.00

FJO Wideband AFR Sensor Controller Installation Kit
FOR NX MAXIMIZER INTEGRATION (IWC0004) - $15.00

FJO Wideband AFR display Gauge (DWB0003) - $138.50

FJO Nitrous Spray % Gauge (GND0010) - $138.50

FJO Nitrous Pressure Gauge1500 PSI (GNP1500) -$138.50

FJO Nitrous High Pressure Sensor (SHP1500) - $138.50
who pays retail ?
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i used about 1 bottle a month on my old car; no probs.
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