David L. Lutz

I am preparing to install a wet NOS system on my
1987 S4. Does anyone have information on exactly where to put the injectors??

Thanks for the help
David Lutz
1987 - S4

John Veninger

On a Mustang

Scott Turnbull

Hey John! Don't insult American muscle like that.

Put it on an Acura Type R. But be sure to include the laptop computer in the passenger seat to tell you when the "manifold is going to blow" and the passenger floor pan is going to drop out and break all the neon bulbs under the car!

SharkSkin

Wet Nose system? Just put a towel on the passenger seat and let your dog sit there.

Sierra Shark

Right next to the dental chair that's replacing your passenger seat. Don't forget the spit bowl.

Randy V

I'm guessin' that you've got the impression that the folks here don't think highly of adding 'NAWZ' to these cars, eh David.

There are a few that have done it though - they'll probably drop in here to give you a couple pointers.

Carl Fausett

Think hard about doing that, David.

Nitrous is highly corrosive to metal parts and oxidizes them rapidly. Short engine life of ferrous components (like rings and valves) and non-ferrous (like aluminum cylinder walls and piston heads) is the result.

Nitrous stinks - there is a distinct and unpleasant odor out the tailpipe when you burn NO, especially now that they have are mixing it with Sulfur so the kids will stop inhaling the stuff.

Nitrous is inconvienent - couple pushes of the button and you are "out". Out of nitrous and out $40. Lame duck till you can go get your bottle filled again for $40 again.

There are, on the other hand, several supercharger kits (we make one of the best) that work on air alone - produce 100+HP - and you never run out.

BC

40 bucks for 10 pound bottle fillup?

airosey

The shops in my area charge $30 for a 10lb bottle fill-up. Or just $3/lb.

Ed MD

There's several posts regarding nitrous, also PM Chris and Mark Kibort as they have personal experience if I recall previous posts well. I used it on 944's without problems, and would consider it on my 85. Ed

928Quest

"Nitrous is highly corrosive to metal parts and oxidizes them rapidly. Short engine life of ferrous components (like rings and valves) and non-ferrous (like aluminum cylinder walls and piston heads) is the result."

So that is why it is put in a metal bottle??

John Veninger

OK, now to answer the question

http://members.rennlist.com/pirtle/no2.html
http://members.rennlist.com/clays928/nos.html

David L. Lutz

Thanks John for the info.

I am aware of all the negative feelings towards NOS among my fellow 928'ers and appreciate their comments as well.

If I go ahead with the project I will let you know if my Dog enjoyed the ride, how much my Dental bill was, and if my neon lights still work after my passenger side floor pan blows out!

928Quest

Nitrous...just another way of laughing all the way to the bank...to make a withdraw

Scott Turnbull

YOU ROCK DAVID!! You definitly have the right sense of humor to survive this group! Nice to have you as part of our group.