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2/13/2007 15:28:19
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Subject: can a 3.9 take some NOS? IP: Logged
Message: hey guys.
i have a slightly modded 95,3.9,auto, 4x2 dakota(of course, what else would i drive! i was wondering if anyone had any tips for spraying this truck? i want like a 50 or 75 wet shot. do you guys think it'll take it? the trans? i just want it 2-3 nights a year for when i want to go fast, right now, it'll do 108 and hold it on any ground, but takes awhile to get from 90+. also, if i tap the fuel off the rail, will the pump and regulator feed bolth? and the only way i see to induce it is with a fog nozzle in the air cleaner. any opinions or good ways to do this would be greatly appreciated. by the way, engine is very healthy, only 76k, and i put a performance roller chain kit in it. has hot exhaust, jet stage 1 module, good ignition, ngk fr4's(sweeeeeeeeeeet)! and some other little stuff.
thanks guys
turtle tom
tom
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bludak Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
2/15/2007 11:39:11
| RE: can a 3.9 take some NOS? IP: Logged
Message: Depending on how much ignition timing advance is built in to the Jet chip, I would say if you use a good fuel it wouldn't hurt a bit as long as you be a little conservative to start. Maybe a 60 shot would do at first. Using a kit supplied by Summit racing should have all the necessary parts to get it done right.
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Scott Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
2/15/2007 19:40:46
| RE: can a 3.9 take some NOS? IP: Logged
Message: I ran the NX 20921 kit on my 94 for a year or so. I went as high as 125 shot with no problems. I had a Mopar Performance PCM in place but only to 75 shot, any higher and detonation was clear even runnin N2O octane booster.
Best bang for the buck there is, IMO.
Your a memeber, you can see my old profile "FazDak" if your intersted. I think its still up.
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