Originally Posted by "Kemist aka Shane
Well i would say the single fogger is easier.. but Si will say the wet system is easier, if though the wet system is much more difficult since u are using 4 individual injectors.. The fogger only has just the 1.. I dont really know if the wet system would be more dangerous, u would be much more supseptable to having N2O leaks like i use to have with my NOS wet system that i originally started off with.. I say the dry system single fogger will do the job.. The wet system is just to complicated to have virtually the same amount of power.. Zex is the best company to get ur nitrous system, everything else is second best.. :twisted:[/quote
No, you are right, a dry nitrous system is a little easier to install. But, what do you mean by "4 individual injectors"? With a wet-system, you have 2 silenoids (one is a nitrous, the other fuel) and from the two silenoids, they both go to one nozzle, which is inserted into your intake tube.
(To the original poster) So, you plan on using the new Zex system with the nozzle tapped into the front of you air filter? I would really wait to see what other peoples reactions are toward this system before you try it. For one, the nozzle is a very far distance from your throttle body......thus nitrous will have to travel futher causing the mixture to not be as 'potent'. People seem to dyno with better results the closer your nozzle is located to the throttle body. (however, never locate the nozzle any less than 3 inches from the throttle body) And another thing that bugs me with the nozzle located on your filter is that the nitrous will have to pass through your air sensor box..........this could mean trouble. People have fucked up their air box by 'freezing' the sensors when placing the nozzle too far back. Like I said, the Zex nitrous kit is a very good kit and reliable.......just make sure that you do your research.