extreme psi nos kit

[mickelke]

i have a stock 97 gst other than a few small mods like catback and mbc aswell as cone air filter (soon to be a k&n) what is required for me to install the extreme psi nos kit its a stage 1 and what size should i get heres the link EXTREME PSI : Your #1 Source for In Stock Performance Parts please and thanks guys

 

[NHerron]

Don't take this the wrong way but it's well advised to look around the site a bit before jumping the gun and going balls out F&F. Try the upgrade paths first, learn about tuning, learn about Nitrous Oxide (NOS is a brand), and go from there.
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Oh good luck and welcome to Tuners

 

[jpmxrider489]

I would do the upgrade paths. Nitrous requires more than just that kit. You'll need tuning and fuel. Try the basics before going right in.

 

[bryanwheat]

I would do the upgrade paths. Nitrous requires more than just that kit. You'll need tuning and fuel. Try the basics before going right in.

Assuming that it is a dry kit than you would be correct, but a wet kit has fuel solenoids as well as nitrous solenoids for fuel enrichment, so you can in fact add just a wet kit without tuning. It would be a good idea to retard the timing a little, but is not 100 percent necessary with a small shot.

 

[jpmxrider489]

What I was getting at, is I would t reccommend putting that kit on with no other modification at all. Your putting a lot more stress on the motor that's needs to be.

 

[bryanwheat]

What I was getting at, is I would t reccommend putting that kit on with no other modification at all. Your putting a lot more stress on the motor that's needs to be.

What modifications do you suggest. If properly jetted it will put no more stress on the engine than a turbo will. Is is just adding more oxygen into the cylinders. A 75 or 100 shot would be perfectly fine if you have the proper fuel pump, and the setup tuned right.

 

[jrohner]

What modifications do you suggest. If properly jetted it will put no more stress on the engine than a turbo will. Is is just adding more oxygen into the cylinders. A 75 or 100 shot would be perfectly fine if you have the proper fuel pump, and the setup tuned right.

But with what we can see about this user, there's a pretty high chance he has no idea what he's doing.

 

[NHerron]

Given the information provided via the OP, I think that's what everyone should be getting at, but hopefully in a friendly manner

 

[bryanwheat]

But with what we can see about this user, there's a pretty high chance he has no idea what he's doing.

I agree with that.

 

[90gsxjuice]

As long as your maintenance is up to date a 75-100 wet shot would be fine also get a step colder plug

 

[jrohner]

Why are you wanting to get nitrous? You have a turbocharged car, so there are so many ways to get more power without ripping into the engine anyways.