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    power adders that is , maybe some NOS or turbos are in the works,

    i know i would love a twin turbo setup, some day

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    im thinkin a little for a little fun...but im not good enough with a manual to even think about nitrous yet.

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    Originally posted by 1500Sleeper@Jun 8 2003, 05:25 PM
    im thinkin a little for a little fun...but im not good enough with a manual to even think about nitrous yet.

    Brandon
    Using a window switch is the safe way of running NOS with a standard.
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    make sure that window is above 3K rpm's, hehe or kabooom.

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    yeah i know about the window switch....but nitrous is never %100 safe to me....although i will feel better with a window switch, i just gotta improve my shifting period before the nitrous.
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    I used nitrous for several years in my Suzuki drag bike and it was safe and you could run consistant numbers with it if you kept up with the pressure. It is a bit of a hassle though, I seriously considered a Magna charger for my truck before opting to go to the LS1. Then if I need more horses I will go to a supercharger.
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    i agree with your decision, putting the ls1 in there first gives you a badass start, and good milage

    like you said, now you always have the option to sc it.


    later,

    allen

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    I have VCN 2000 coming. I was not able to get it installed last week. I have moms b.day and Dads day this weekend. I am going to try the 21st. If I don't get to it that weekend it will be put on in Florida the next week.
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    Were is a good place to mount the bottle in an ext. cab truck. I was think under the back seat or in the bed? I don't know if it will fit under the seat but that is were I really would like it.
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    badass, i'd like to give nos someday,

    are you installing the remote bottle opener also? the bed may be a good choice if so, if not, i'd say under the seat

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