nitrous installation
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nitrous installation
i just bought a tpi 75-125 shot of nitrous and i started to put it on and i got to putting on the microswitch on the throttle body and i cant find what bolts it bolts to can anyone help me with this i would gladly appreciat it.
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From: Middle GA
Car: 87 IROC-Z
Engine: 355 carb'd
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.73
Look how good these look though!
It just bolts on and works perfect every time and looks great! :-)
*R*
http://www.jimmy-jams.com/
It just bolts on and works perfect every time and looks great! :-)
*R*
http://www.jimmy-jams.com/
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From: orlando
Car: 98 Camaro SS
Engine: LS1
Transmission: M6
*shameless plug for jimmyjams* 
Nice piece, but if you're looking to use what you already have.. and not interested in buying another item... The pic I posted is the way to go.
Nice piece, but if you're looking to use what you already have.. and not interested in buying another item... The pic I posted is the way to go.
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From: Middle GA
Car: 87 IROC-Z
Engine: 355 carb'd
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.73
Hmm - might seem like a shameless plug to you but it seems like just a way of letting people know what ELSE is available for those that don't know! Because most people don't know!
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From: Stuart, Florida USA
Originally posted by 12 Sec GTA
*shameless plug for jimmyjams*
Nice piece, but if you're looking to use what you already have.. and not interested in buying another item... The pic I posted is the way to go.
*shameless plug for jimmyjams*
Nice piece, but if you're looking to use what you already have.. and not interested in buying another item... The pic I posted is the way to go.
I have used several quality microswitches on my carb'd cars, but still prefer to just use a switch on the steering wheel or shifter.
Just some fodd for thought.
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From: Ewa Beach, Hawaii
Originally posted by Mark W. Winning
I agree about the plug.
I have used several quality microswitches on my carb'd cars, but still prefer to just use a switch on the steering wheel or shifter.
Just some fodd for thought.
I agree about the plug.
I have used several quality microswitches on my carb'd cars, but still prefer to just use a switch on the steering wheel or shifter.
Just some fodd for thought.
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