Photos of Nitrous Install
8/15/07, 09:52 PM
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Photos of Nitrous Install
No lengthy descriptions with this one.
Just colorful pics.
I still have to run the wires for the arming switch.
Tweak my tune.
and
Pressurize the system to test for leaks. (soap and water)
Fuel Tap
This is a pic of the nitrous supply line "or lack of", I ran it next to the fuel line, so it's hidden.
Just colorful pics.
I still have to run the wires for the arming switch.
Tweak my tune.
and
Pressurize the system to test for leaks. (soap and water)
Fuel Tap
This is a pic of the nitrous supply line "or lack of", I ran it next to the fuel line, so it's hidden.
8/16/07, 12:24 PM
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Heater hose used for fuel??
Worm screw hose clamps??
Do you realise what kind of pressures you are dealing with here? I also doubt that that fuel filter is meant for FI applications.
Even if that's the return side of the regulator, you still should be using fuel line, not heater hose.
I'm not picking on you, I just want you to be safe out there.
Worm screw hose clamps??
Do you realise what kind of pressures you are dealing with here? I also doubt that that fuel filter is meant for FI applications.
Even if that's the return side of the regulator, you still should be using fuel line, not heater hose.
I'm not picking on you, I just want you to be safe out there.
8/16/07, 02:18 PM
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Heater hose used for fuel??
Worm screw hose clamps??
Do you realise what kind of pressures you are dealing with here? I also doubt that that fuel filter is meant for FI applications.
Even if that's the return side of the regulator, you still should be using fuel line, not heater hose.
I'm not picking on you, I just want you to be safe out there.
Worm screw hose clamps??
Do you realise what kind of pressures you are dealing with here? I also doubt that that fuel filter is meant for FI applications.
Even if that's the return side of the regulator, you still should be using fuel line, not heater hose.
I'm not picking on you, I just want you to be safe out there.
That "heater hose" is not used for his fuel or nitrous setup, that replaces the stock crossover tube from the intake to the cam cover.
-Dan
8/16/07, 02:19 PM
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Heater hose used for fuel??
Worm screw hose clamps??
Do you realise what kind of pressures you are dealing with here? I also doubt that that fuel filter is meant for FI applications.
Even if that's the return side of the regulator, you still should be using fuel line, not heater hose.
I'm not picking on you, I just want you to be safe out there.
Worm screw hose clamps??
Do you realise what kind of pressures you are dealing with here? I also doubt that that fuel filter is meant for FI applications.
Even if that's the return side of the regulator, you still should be using fuel line, not heater hose.
I'm not picking on you, I just want you to be safe out there.
8/16/07, 04:21 PM
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Heater hose used for fuel??
Worm screw hose clamps??
Do you realise what kind of pressures you are dealing with here? I also doubt that that fuel filter is meant for FI applications.
Even if that's the return side of the regulator, you still should be using fuel line, not heater hose.
I'm not picking on you, I just want you to be safe out there.
Worm screw hose clamps??
Do you realise what kind of pressures you are dealing with here? I also doubt that that fuel filter is meant for FI applications.
Even if that's the return side of the regulator, you still should be using fuel line, not heater hose.
I'm not picking on you, I just want you to be safe out there.
Hey there mike...
Might want to brush up on the ole Mustang play book?
But your description still has me laughing...
Sound like something my Uncle would do to his car.
8/16/07, 04:22 PM
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8/16/07, 10:15 PM
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More pics...
Where is the arming switch?
Here it is!
I removed a portion of the false bottom in the cupholder, the good news is that it'll still hold a 32oz sweet tea!
Where is the arming switch?
Here it is!
I removed a portion of the false bottom in the cupholder, the good news is that it'll still hold a 32oz sweet tea!
8/25/07, 10:57 PM
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Oh, I blew the Nitrous supply line. (overtightened it)
Edelbrock got me a free replacment in 1 day!!.
Will be doing the re-install and will update once i get a clean run.
Edelbrock got me a free replacment in 1 day!!.
Will be doing the re-install and will update once i get a clean run.
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