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Old 11-03-2005, 10:19 PM
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carb to efi nitrous kit conversion

well lately ive been looking for a nitrous kit for my 2000 grand prix. i found a NOS brand powershot kit that is "non adjustabe 125 hp" for a steal at 200 bucks plus a purge valve so i got a couple questions.. what makes a non adjustable kit...not adjustable? and if i bought a nozzle and 2 braided lines and some jets would i be able to turn it to efi compatable and adjust it? If so ill pick it up for sure! thanks a lot
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just wait and find a single nozzle kit. by the time you convert that one you'll spend another $200
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2 lines, jets and a single nozzle costs 200 bucks???
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i priced all brand new parts at 120+ shipping from nitrousdirect.com
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No, nozzle 60+ lines are 30 a piece, plus jets 15.
~135~ total or less.

You want to go wet or dry? Not familiar w/ the "powershot nos" kit....
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i want to go wet, i feel its just a touch safer that relying solely on the computer to add the extra fuel, but umm heres a link for a brand new one..
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I agree. I like wet kits too.

I'd call jegs or summit and ask how they regulate the 125 hp. If it's b/c they only supply you w/ 125 jets, then your golden. Just buy whatever jets you need. Make sure you specify that it will be a fuel injected motor, and they should be able to hook you up.
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