nos help

[busa9]

I posted this in the tech section but I have no replys as of yet, so I thought I ask here!!!! I have a chance to get (for nothing due to a trade that my friend wants to do) a wet nos system with 2 1lb. bottles and all the hardware to install it how does nos fair with the busa and is it worth the fact that I will give up one of my guns in my vast collection in order to get it!!! You see I dont want the gun, have nothing in it and he wants to trade for it!!!!! So if nos is a good addition to the overall aspects of the busa I would buy it no problem, so what do you all think I will use your judgement on this to make my descision!!!!!

 

[Mr Brown]

A wet system is more difficult to install, but has far more potential. Buddy of mine just installed a wet kit on his ZX-12, took him a while to get it done, and he's still not worked all the bugs out. If you plan on installing it yourself and are not familiar with how to do it, I would wait until winter to put it on. All things considered, I say go for it. If you figure out it's not what you want, you can always sell it.

 

[BigBSBusa]

I would go for a dry system because of the reduced price and easiness of installation.

 

[busa9]

so what makes the differance between a wet or a dry system??? and I plan on having rayn schnitz instal it and tune it to perfection!!!!



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[shenoyp]

Dry NOS is injected to the airbox... thereby making it far less complicated to install!!

 

[E-RACER]

You could use some of it to make a dry kit and sell the rest..

Dry is real easy to install,and works great!!!!!