I read thru the FAQ better fuel pump tap into line wiht nitrous colder plugs higer octane fuel , You have a separate tank for it? What will pump it into the fuel system?


97cavalier

97cavalier wrote:I read thru the FAQ better fuel pump tap into line wiht nitrous colder plugs higer octane fuel , You have a separate tank for it? What will pump it into the fuel system?

I am not sure what you are trying to ask but here is how I am breaking down your question:

"better fuel pump tap into line wiht nitrous colder plugs" - no idea what you are trying to say

"You have a separate tank for it?"- For the fuel? Thats alot of work to save a few bucks of gas money. Just fill your regular tank with the higher stuff.
-If you mean for the nitrous, than yes, its usually bottle shaped.

"What will pump it into the fuel system?" - If you are refering to fuel, beleive it or not, its a fuel pump. If you are refering to the nitrous, it doesn't need a pump. The pressure in the bottle moves it through the lines.

If thats not what you were asking please clarify your question.

just fog it into the intake. it'll be fine.....

Sunfail (Troy) wrote:just fog it into the intake. it'll be fine.....

if you have no idea what your'e talking about don't be a dick just for fun.

op please give more info so we can help.

I was not aware of the wet being in a compressed bottle it makes sense now.


97cavalier

wet or dry all nitrous comes in a compressed bottle.

the difference between a wet and dry kit is a wet kit comes with an extra line and selenoid for fuel to be sprayed in with the nitrous.

this is what i did. i tapped into the rubber fuel line with a Tee and the bigger fuel line is the main line you want to tap into. you can see it a little in this pic

Eco's for the win we have a perfect shrader valve to use! As for your post you need to read up some more or ask clearer questions. If your confused about wet n20 and how that works in a bottle your not ready to use n20 at all.

There are so many different kits,nozzles,etc: to nitrous but best to have the nozzle 6-8" away from the tb