nitrous , engine bay photo's for ideas

[mrbob]

would like to see photos of peoples cars that have installed nitrous oxide systems engine bay area , mounting of solenoids routing of hoses, any clean looks ,need to be inspired let's see them , thanks to all

 

[plumcrazy]

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[RobZilla]

Repeat threads like this should be deleted.

 

[mrbob]

i searched through them , any new ideas , new photos , many of the search items have had photos deleated , thanks to all

 

[01 RT SNAKE]

I'm bored today so I'd be glad to take a bunch of pictures for you. Shoot me your email address and I'll send ya some pics of my setup....

 

[01 RT SNAKE]

Pics have been sent...

 

[goldcup]

Mike assuming your bored cause it's another beautiful day and you can only drive so much?Here in Kansas city it's 16 degrees and snow flurries on the upside our chiefs are laying the wood to Tennessee !!!!! I have seen bears that do not hibernate as deeply as our Vipers in the Midwest!!!

 

[mrbob]

nice clean install ,great photos .this gives me some good ideas . cold here in iowa , have a spare extrude honed intake to work on . going to run a dual stage system . thanks again for the photos . mrbob

 

[krambo]

Dual stage? Why not a direct port if you are going for looks? Nothing is as impressive as a well laid out direct port. On a GM intake (FAST 92) I did the following which I thought was creative:

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I also did a dry kit (second stage) on the same vehicle and kept the theme:

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If you are looking for a Viper intake, how is this?...

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[plumcrazy]

search for carrots old direct port nitrous setup. that thing was wild

 

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Pretty long winded post Phil................You bored?

To funny!

 

[Phun70]

Not to be a ****, but I think you'll find that many of the pictures in old threads are GONE!

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[Fatboy 18]

Yep I find that too Even on some of the How To's pics are not there

 

[Jack B]

Yep I find that too Even on some of the How To's pics are not there

Take a look in my pictures, there are several.