Whats the difference?
 

Whats the difference between dry nos and wet nos? What do I need to do to my car in order to run either one?

thats a very large question.....here is a simple answer but not an all-inclusive one:

Dry N20 is a mist of gas injected into your intake before the TB....it goes in like air.

Wet N20 is mixed with a fuel nozzle and is atomized with fuel prior to going into the engine.

what do you need?? A lot of fuel, fuel pressure, clean fuel filter, high octane, common sense.


Those are simple answers. You need to do some more research on it before just throwing it on a motor.

I have been doing research and have decided not to go with nos for now. My biggest fear is the cost of replacing a motor if I blow somthing. Matty, what can I do in place of NOS?

Don't worry about a reply, I read another post in the FI section where you address the same issue someone else had.

yeah, I love N20 (please don't call it NOS!!). It's the best way to make power cheaply and effectively.

With a ZEX kit all you'd need be a fresh fuel filter, some "colder" spark plugs, 91+ octane gas and a lot of traction!

Also, someone linked me a Walboro 255lph fuel pump on Ebay for the miata. This is a replacement for the protege with a very simple modification. Also it was only $85. Mine in my SHO was over $200. This is a great buy and great insurance in problem avoidance.

Don't worry about blowing a motor with a ZEX kit. I have yet to see i happen (with proper maintaince) and I know some idiots running their kits!

Sounds like ZEX is the way to go....I am thinking about getting one......

my bro says my car cant handle it...................hmmmmmm........

Why do people call it NOS anyways? I know its N20, is NOS to N20 as Kleenex is to tissue?

You got it.... and movies like F & F don't help the matter.

Damn movie. That movie singlehandedly ruined the whole import scene. I am offended when people car me a ricer not only because I am asian but because of that damn movie. If people that modify imports are called ricers(damn I hate that term) are people who modify domestics called corn?

no, corn would be american indians or inuits....mexican "ricers" are "bean-mobiles" and American rice is "uncle Ben's"

How about calling them "cornholers".

I think that carries a different meaning !!

That's like the local hockey team "Glory Holes!"

you car should be able to handle a 50 shot of N20 with no prob if properly managed

What kind of wear are you putting on an engine with the use of N2O?

With even just a 50-shot used every now and then, is there not a considerable amount taken off of the life of the engine?