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Posted by: teh_milz

has anyone used there hide away kit on there ls? ive been thinking about it but nos scares me, its like a whore, you want to hit it but your scared of what might come

Posted by: teh_milz

will someone please talk to me about it

Posted by: 02LSE96LSC91SE84TC

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Originally Posted by teh_milz

will someone please talk to me about it

I don't remember any one using that system, but a few do spray. rocket5979/KBX made his own progressive system and VanDarla uses the ZEX system designed for the Mustang I believe. Both took some work to do. rocket5979/KBX doesn't visit here much anymore. VanDarla is here more often. Quik ran spray for a little while too. Sorry not much help.

Posted by: Quik LS

adding N2O to the LS is no different than any other car - we've had up to a 100shot now.

Most the kits are all exactly the same - there are some unique parts specifically of certain engies - fuel rail taps, ...etc - but the LS usually falls into the 'generic V8' WET system.

Drop your plugs by a degree or two, and your timing - you should be good to go.

I had a lot of traction issues - the guys currently running it are using prtogessive controllers to start off lighter then crank it up - solving the off-the-line traction issues (and probably saving their rear-ends and transmissions)..

Posted by: teh_milz

ok question, the timing on the ls how do i advance or retard it? i have never worked with a car that doesnt have a distributer or does this car and im just over looking it?

Posted by: brentalan

No Distributor. You need an XCAL2 computer programmer.

Posted by: Quik LS

+1 - it's the only way.

Posted by: Brock

I have this, COMPUCAR NITROUS IN BAG EFI DRY KIT 60 80 100HP NX NOS (http://tinyurl.com/2bkeqg) and it is very simple to install. It tricks the computer into cold start, so you don't have to make other adjustments, although they state one degree colder plugs might help.

Posted by: L.Ls

what better for an ls dry or wet nos

Posted by: cammerfe

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Originally Posted by teh_milz

has anyone used there hide away kit on there ls? ive been thinking about it but nos scares me, its like a whore, you want to hit it but your scared of what might come

I used my NX Pro set-up to set The Maxton Land Speed records. Before I settled on the separate methanol delivery system I ran as much as 150 HP with race gas. When I got it dialed in, I used a 100 HP N2O jet and a 'fat' methanol jet. Each time I used a larger methanol pill I went faster for a total of three times before I ran out of reasonable steps. Then I went back to race gas and cut the pill size for the fuel and set the 4th record. Instead of saying anything negative, let me say only that the NX Pro system is truly head and shoulders above any of the others. I started using 'spray' in 1979 so I have a fair degree of experience. That first experience was on a turbo'd Mustang. As I said in my own thread, by next spring I'll have installed a four litre Jag in my '02 LS and be using two turbos plus the spray for land speed racing as well as driving the car daily.
KenS from Ben's Place

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