C6 Corvette Nitrous Outlet Plate Kit

[Carlrx7]

1000 bucks and its yours. Everything is Brand new, never used. some just used for mock up. aka Selepacked. lol

If you dont have a base model you could even buy this and just add the plate conversion with hardlines and solenoid mounts and still save big bank!

Just going to put a dry shot on the Base model TT to cool off the IATS and help me break 700. Hope Redline has another Dyno day soon!

-Carl

[BAD BOB]

Will you take 250 and a large fry?

[Carlrx7]

Sure!

[2001hawk]

15 lb bottle and a 4 an feed???

[Matts94Z28]

Originally Posted by 2001hawk

15 lb bottle and a 4 an feed???

Nope.

[Carlrx7]

Originally Posted by 2001hawk

15 lb bottle and a 4 an feed???

not sure of the question.

[2001hawk]

Originally Posted by Carlrx7

not sure of the question.

Line 1 has plate system for a 90mm throttle body. On line 3 (the accessory package) right below feed line it says -4an. Unless I am reading part of this wrong that is. While still probably worth the money, usually you only see 15 lb bottles with the -6 feed lines. A -4 will flow plenty of gas for what most people jet their systems for. Mounting a 15 pounder, especially if you are trying to hide it from the men in blue, can be tough a lot of cars. With the extra $$$ over a "NIB" kit you could of course go either way it was not so much a question as a comment.

[Carlrx7]

So what you are saying besides just shitting on my thread is that the -4an is fine for most people.


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[Darryl Buckner]

Most kits come with the -4an bottle fitting. Its good when using the small solenoids and up to about 250hp of gas, some people go higher. After that is the -6an which is usually used with the large solenoids and up to 600-700hp of gas. Either way the -6an line and bottle fitting isn't but a hundred bucks or so, still a hell of a good deal.

[1998ta__1991rs]

Originally Posted by Carlrx7

Hope Redline has another Dyno day soon!

-Carl

The dyno works all the time, not just on dyno days.

[bwelch]

-4 is big enough for one efi plate system.

[2001hawk]

Originally Posted by Carlrx7

So what you are saying besides just shitting on my thread is that the -4an is fine for most people.


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Apparently I need to clarify the last sentence for ya.
Option #1:
Since you are basically selling someone a larger bottle than normal, they could then trade it for the smaller bottle plus cash.
Option #2:
If the seller needed the larger line for their application, with the cash they are saving over a "NIB" kit they could buy one and still come out in the good.

And yes a -4 feed is fine for a large percentage of people.

[2001hawk]

Originally Posted by Darryl Buckner

Most kits come with the -4an bottle fitting. Its good when using the small solenoids and up to about 250hp of gas, some people go higher. After that is the -6an which is usually used with the large solenoids and up to 600-700hp of gas. Either way the -6an line and bottle fitting isn't but a hundred bucks or so, still a hell of a good deal.

Thank you Darryl.

[Carlrx7]

who goes to the dyno when nobody is there? ##//TAGS

[Carlrx7]

900 local pickup, 825 with out the switch panel. basically a free stage 3 acc kit with the purchase of a 15lb plate kit.