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Old Nov 25, 2000 | 10:36 AM
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Questions about NO2 setup/install/etc.

Ok, I am considering a NO2 install on my TPI. I quite like the look of a stock TPI (it's all polished) and I have decided to stay with it. A non-f-body project.

So the next step for me is a bigger lower manifold, NO2 or a blower.

With the NO2 I have seen, they use a plate behind the TB, and tap the fuel feed from the schrader valve. Is this correct?

What is the smallest HP kit for a TPI?

I have 9.75:1 compression and hyperutectic )sp??) pistions which is not the best combination with NO2, which is why I thought the smallest kit would be safe.

Anyways, I am a newbie with NO2. I would enjoy hearing from someone who has installed and run one of the kits. What type of gains, how often to fill up the bottle, etc.

Mark.
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Old Nov 25, 2000 | 10:43 AM
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i'm going to be getting NOS too and I want to start small frist. The kit comes with 100-150 Hp jets i think, so i emailed NOS about if they make a 50 or 75 shot ,but they never wrote back. I'm driving down to summit today to buy some stuff so i will ask down there and post it tongiht.
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