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i have thought about putting a wet nitrous system on my 2004 5.4 F-150 i like some opinions on wheather i should or shouldn't and if it will harm my engine
yea but we have style and comfort. Besides, our interior and exterior design is far more superior than theirs. Who cares if they can go fast 0-60 and 1/4mile. We can outperform and shin in other areas..but if you still want to go after dry system, go with NOS. A cheaper alternative is CO2 if you are interested....
i use the zex dry system on my gt mustang and it works great.was a fairly simple install also.go to zex.com and you can search the differences in dry versus wet.
its true...he shouldve posted in that section...however, topics that require detailed and narrow responses dont work in those sections...For instance, whenever I post in those sections that is my vehicle specific, there are no answers as oppose to posting on this section.
I was just giving him another outlet for asking, not pushing him there. For what its worth, I think its foolish to put nitrous on a daily driven vehicle.
I was just giving him another outlet for asking, not pushing him there. For what its worth, I think its foolish to put nitrous on a daily driven vehicle.
I agree...Plus, for a vehicle to run nitrous safely, all other management must be done properly..Fuel management, engine, and proper ECU. I once knew a kid who put a wet nitrous system in a Dodge Neon. Used it to race against other kids in faster cars such as Mustang GT. The neon would win most of the time until he fried his pistons and his engine gasket....He had everything stock....just added NOS and thought it was safe...