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Granatelli Motor Sports 2005+ Mustang GT Nitrous + Cold Air Induction System!

Old Mar 25, 2008 | 05:50 PM
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Talking Granatelli Motor Sports 2005+ Mustang GT Nitrous + Cold Air Induction System!

When we developed our Cold Air System for the S197 Mustang, we put in a provision for those who would want to run nitrous. Then we got the calls about getting the intakes already drilled and tapped for nitrous, then we got calls about a whole nitrous setup.... well, you asked for it, we did it! This new system comes ready to rock, whether you want to run wet or dry.

Includes our Cold Air Intake System and a Nitrous Supply wet/dry kit
No computer re-flash required
Cold Air System includes cast elbow (solenoids attached and a dual spray bar already installed), high tempature silicone coupling, washable hi-flow filter w/shield and all necessary hardware.
Nitrous System includes 10 lb. bottle, valve, bottle brackets, lines, solenoids and switch
This system can be used to spary up to 80HP and 150 lb./ft. in dry form and 155hp and 235 lb./ft. of torque when mixed traditionally with nitrous and fuel (wet)
Use the new GMS RPM (Dual Window) Switch to control & Activate the system


We are offering 6 of these at a deep discount at $640 to get them out there, generate some buzz and get some feedback. To purchase a system, please go to our outlet store below:
http://www.granatellimotorsports.com...products_id=29
or give us a call at 805-486-6644. If you have a shop and are direct with us, we can help! Give us a call, shoot me a pm or drop your rep an email.

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Old Apr 1, 2008 | 10:47 AM
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Steve, I'm back. This time, no problems. Got the CAI/MAF installed; runs great. I want to add 93 performance tune from my Fuego now. What's the correct plan ? Standard or advanced? I don't want incorrect fuel/air ratios. I want the absolute most power available.
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Old Apr 3, 2008 | 02:24 PM
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go back to stock.. then go to advanced. select all your goodies. at step 7 it will ask for what fuel octane you want. select one and hit the center button to program.
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Old Apr 3, 2008 | 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve@GMS
When we developed our Cold Air System for the S197 Mustang, we put in a provision for those who would want to run nitrous. Then we got the calls about getting the intakes already drilled and tapped for nitrous, then we got calls about a whole nitrous setup.... well, you asked for it, we did it! This new system comes ready to rock, whether you want to run wet or dry.

Includes our Cold Air Intake System and a Nitrous Supply wet/dry kit
No computer re-flash required
Cold Air System includes cast elbow (solenoids attached and a dual spray bar already installed), high tempature silicone coupling, washable hi-flow filter w/shield and all necessary hardware.
Nitrous System includes 10 lb. bottle, valve, bottle brackets, lines, solenoids and switch
This system can be used to spary up to 80HP and 150 lb./ft. in dry form and 155hp and 235 lb./ft. of torque when mixed traditionally with nitrous and fuel (wet)
Use the new GMS RPM (Dual Window) Switch to control & Activate the system


We are offering 6 of these at a deep discount at $640 to get them out there, generate some buzz and get some feedback. To purchase a system, please go to our outlet store below:
http://www.granatellimotorsports.com...products_id=29
or give us a call at 805-486-6644. If you have a shop and are direct with us, we can help! Give us a call, shoot me a pm or drop your rep an email.


You should bring one of those with you for display in your booth at Saturdays event at Stillen
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Old Apr 3, 2008 | 05:54 PM
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not that I can afford one of these just yet I would like to see a dyno with the wet kit. Can you please give me a little more detail on the differences between how the wet and dry kit work? Thanks
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Old Apr 3, 2008 | 09:52 PM
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What about the GMS MAF?

Originally Posted by Steve@GMS
go back to stock.. then go to advanced. select all your goodies. at step 7 it will ask for what fuel octane you want. select one and hit the center button to program.
Steve, what do I punch for the maf setting & I couldn't find the fan &rev limiter settings.
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Old Apr 7, 2008 | 09:36 AM
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Steve, I got it figured out . Thanks. One thing, my gauge on the dash now says I get 21 HWY @ 65 MPH, & 37 City @ 35,. I had codes thrown using the GMS MAF setting, so I went back to stock. I must have something wrong in the tuner.
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Old Apr 7, 2008 | 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Glenn
not that I can afford one of these just yet I would like to see a dyno with the wet kit. Can you please give me a little more detail on the differences between how the wet and dry kit work? Thanks
The dry system pumps nitrous only and relies on the injector to add fuel. When the nitrous is triggered - it also tells the MAF to jump to a separate table that we created within the calibration harness. So basically it goes richer to make up for the nitrous. We have pushed it as high as 80 but it seems VERY happy and repeatable at 50hp and 105ft/lbs increase

Naturally with the wet system we just add fuel with nitrous so it is as basic as any other nitrous system out there. - I would go as high as 150hp and 220ft/lbs wet
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