Direct Port Nitrous Fogger Install!
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Originally posted by fastrotaries
However, i've also heard that under boost, atomization shouldn't be that much of a problem.
However, i've also heard that under boost, atomization shouldn't be that much of a problem.
It is hard to argue against dyno proven results and the laws governing earth, regardless of how many championships you've won, not to mention that there are countless racing champions who would state otherwise.
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Sorry, I havent checked this thread in awhile, and it got pretty big, haha. The threading on the fogger nozzle is pretty far out, so I couldn't place it much farther out. I put the foggers as far up the LIM as I could. The foggers spray straight down into the runners.
Do you find the walls of the runners to be a little on the thin side? I did, and the foggers seemed to be a little loose, i spoke the NX, and they said that it's common on some cars, but shouldn't be a problem. They recommended that i use the green colored thread locker. What's your input on this?
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The walls did seem thin. They are a little loose, I'll just make sure to use good thread locker. If I tighten them up all the way, they won't aim straight down.
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