Thoughts on wet kit
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Thoughts on wet kit
Don't laught at me or call me a retard etc...I am not a ricer...I am just curious about what a zex 50 shot wet would do for my car just on occasion not everday use just like track use etc...anythoughts
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RE: Thoughts on wet kit
Red_sapphire89, lets see what people have to say about this. This is what I think:
Nitrous will shock that lil turbo and put lots of stress on it, especially if you spray in lower RPMs.
It doesn't seem necessary on a stock turbo. If you're chipped with other supporting mods, then you are close to maxing out the turbo as it is. It's nice to have that extra power on tap, but you could prollyget more reliable gainsin other ways.
I don't even see how somebody without an EMS would be able to fine tune the fuel or timing retard that you need when you spray. Not sure if Lemmiwinks or Unisettings would be accurate enough... as I understand it, you can only adjust those values across the whole RPM band instead of in increments of 500 or so.
You say you have/had an Eclipse.I assumeyou know what DSMlink is? They had a very nice, user friendly, computer controlled interface that (according to paramatees you set)would spray for you, virtually eliminating human error for WHEN to spray. Without the ability to monitor and control those important elements (fuel/timing) it seems a big risk, even if you used a progressive nitrous controller or the like.
Sure is fun, though.
Nitrous will shock that lil turbo and put lots of stress on it, especially if you spray in lower RPMs.
It doesn't seem necessary on a stock turbo. If you're chipped with other supporting mods, then you are close to maxing out the turbo as it is. It's nice to have that extra power on tap, but you could prollyget more reliable gainsin other ways.
I don't even see how somebody without an EMS would be able to fine tune the fuel or timing retard that you need when you spray. Not sure if Lemmiwinks or Unisettings would be accurate enough... as I understand it, you can only adjust those values across the whole RPM band instead of in increments of 500 or so.
You say you have/had an Eclipse.I assumeyou know what DSMlink is? They had a very nice, user friendly, computer controlled interface that (according to paramatees you set)would spray for you, virtually eliminating human error for WHEN to spray. Without the ability to monitor and control those important elements (fuel/timing) it seems a big risk, even if you used a progressive nitrous controller or the like.
Sure is fun, though.