Is 75 shot safe for engine???

[TALONHEARTBREAK]

I've got a fairly new engine only 40'000 miles and want to do some upgrades.One of those was nitrous oxide.I wanted to know if i got a dry kit and was running 75 shot of nos would the engine be able to handle it?

 

[big green]

Not on a dry kit. A wet kit you can go up to a 75 safely. Just get the wet kit, its not much harder then hooking up a dry kit

 

[TALONHEARTBREAK]

Thanx for the advice i wanted to get the dry cause zex has the air filter kit. i didn't want to have to drill anything or mess anything up all i would have to do is put on the air filter!!why wouldnt the dry work

 

[Colossus]

You can use a dry kit bud. The wet kit is preferred by most, and has the mystical "betterness" to it. I prefer wet, and a lot more people use it. It's probably safer to use in the higher shot ranges.

Yes, your motor can handle it. But, if you don't have the kit yet, choose wet. The filter isn't much of an advtange with only a 35 shot. It kind of combines your normal dry shot with another 35HP dry shot. They can't be used with wet kits because the filter is a dry kit, and doesn't come equipped for wet kit usage.

 

[TalonSpeed]

Since you have a 95 Talon which comes with the FPR (fuel pressure regulator) under the hood, you can get a dry shot if you like. I wouldnt go above a 65 shot on a dry kit though.

The 96 and up cars have the FPR at the rear of the car, so they are forced to run the wet kit.

 

[miamieclipse]

how many miles on the engine should u not put a 75 wet shot on? Mine has 100k n i wanted to kno if its still good, if it passes a compression test

 

[miamieclipse]

thanks