using NOS

[turbotink]

hi all just looking for some general information on using nitrous on a 1992 fd3s tt and was just wondering if ahybody has gone down this road and if they have had any trouble with it and what is the best kit to get and the safest jet to use.
thanks

[Headmaster]

Nos on a rotary is possible, but do read up on it (alot) before you think of dabbling in to it! Make sure you know what you are doin. Here is a site(if it works) to try, http://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=111605&highlight=NOS. You have wet systems and dry. Wet is better, safer. Or should I say a better option. As nothing is safe, when your goes POP. :Laugh

[Andy_k]

I use a wizard of Nos kit and a maximiser (controller)on mine and cannot fault it one bit, i inject a 60 shot which gives me 60bhp@wheels. Dont feel like i need anymore than this really.

Drop me a PM if you want to know more.

[rx jamie]

i use a NOS system with 75 jets. had no trouble what so ever.

[turbotink]

so i take it that you both use a wet kit and did you fit it yourself (was it easy) and was the kit for our car or just a universal type thing.

i have had nos before on my coupe but that was just a dry kit that goes straight into the intake pipe.is this the same situation or have you used direct port (if possible) sorry bit of a numb nutz with this type of engine
cheers for the info and the link guyz.

[rx jamie]

yes i used the wet kit. a universal kit.  fuel and nos put through a mixer/ vapourizer in the turbo elbow. it was easy to fit but took a while.

[DR SCHNITZEL]

i need info

[colin777]

I use a wizard of Nos kit and a maximiser (controller)on mine and cannot fault it one bit, i inject a 60 shot which gives me 60bhp@wheels. Dont feel like i need anymore than this really.

Drop me a PM if you want to know more.

hey andy
jusy wondering do you have link to kity you bought and where did u mount the 2 injectors, greddy elbow the best place??
cheers

[rx jamie]

no dont put them in the elbow. it needs to be minimum 6 inches before the elbow in a straight piece of cooler piping.