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Old 01-12-2004, 08:04 PM
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nitrous on b16a motor...

hey everyone i have a jdm b16a with intake/header/exhuast i was curious would i cause much damage to my engine if i bought the 55 zex WOT wet kit and put it on my b16 but only squeezed maybe 4 or 5 times a month? please serious reply's only thanks
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Old 01-12-2004, 09:53 PM
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Why would you buy a wet kit and only run a 55 shot?
Unless you mean your getting a dry fogger. There are a few rules to follow to get "longevity"
1. Never spray more than half of the engines poweroutput.
2. Never activate below 3000rpms
3. Never let your engine lean out
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4. Never use it to just pass people on the highway.

Your engine should be able to handle a 55 without a massive risk of breaking.

But, when I say "longevity" I mean that it will last longer than if you don't follow these rules. However a non-linear shot like most systems that give you an instant 55(or whatever) are very stressful on a drivetrain. Your engine will not last as long as you would like with a non-linear shot.
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i dont understand what a leanear or non leaner shot is but im getting the zex wide open throttle wet 55 shot kit i dont want a huge boost just 55 shot would do for me man like i said i only race maybe 4 times a month so thats all i would be squeezing is 4 times a month at most so my engine should last rite
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If your getting the run of the mill $500 kit its not a wet system.

A linear shot means that for example at 3000rpms a 30 shot gets introduced then it slowly gets larger with rpm. At 3500 rpm you have a 35 shot at 4000 you have a 40 etc etc etc. Its like boost from a turbo spooling up. Its much less stressful for the drivetrain.
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Old 01-12-2004, 10:47 PM
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the kit im getting is 670.00 bux its the zex wet wide open throttle 55 shot kit
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Its a dry kit then.
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dude it says on the zex.com website its a wet kit
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Yeah, I went to look and saw it but I wanted more info as to how the system is designed, but I couldn't find any info on the kit.
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Re: nitrous on b16a motor...

You'll be fine. Wet kits, since they mix with the fuel before the chamber are easier to manage and you can adjust fuel to match n2o, and 55 isn't that big for such an application.
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Old 01-15-2004, 10:17 PM
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I would say you would have no problem for a long time. Think about it like this-

i have a buddy with an 88 hf crx with a 2nd gen. b16a and a t3/t4 custom turbo kit.With only an SAFC Apexi he was boosting 10psi all day long.Keep in mind he had no motor work done and was running mid-low 13's all day long on some azenis.He drove this car for about 2 years daily driven from mojave to la almost 6 times a week, plus the races on sat. nights and the occasional LACR runs.

if he can run 10 pounds of boost for a lil more then 2 years driving like the maniac he is, there would be no problem if you squeezed every now and then to your motor.
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Re: nitrous on b16a motor...

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i dont understand what a leanear or non leaner shot is but im getting the zex wide open throttle wet 55 shot kit i dont want a huge boost just 55 shot would do for me man like i said i only race maybe 4 times a month so thats all i would be squeezing is 4 times a month at most so my engine should last rite
Install a progressive controller and that will solve that problem. it will also keep whell spin to a minimun.
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