Nitrous on a dual plane setup?
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Nitrous on a dual plane setup?
I have heard people say that it is not recommended to run nitrous on a dual plane intake. They say that fuel will tend to puddle up in the runners. Has anyone had any trouble with this. I am about to buy and edelbrock rpm intake and i am also buying a nitrous kit just wanted to know what im getting myself into. Or any other problems i might have.
Last edited by f355bird; Feb 11, 2005 at 11:59 PM.
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That should be good.
There are just to many factors to have a solid #, like the design intake it's self and mainly the engines CID at a certain RPM.
If you wanted more than that go direct port. You can't go wrong.
There are just to many factors to have a solid #, like the design intake it's self and mainly the engines CID at a certain RPM.
If you wanted more than that go direct port. You can't go wrong.
I ran a edelbrock performer rpm on my 355 with juice. I had no probs at all. I know of several doing it. I sprayed fromm 100-200 and ended up spraying 200 all the time. My car ran 10.70s with this setup, and my buddy runs 10.50's with his performer rpm... I never had any problems at all. Also if you are looking to buy a kit I am an NX dealer. I can help you with anything you need...
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