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Dry kits are just luck of the draw. Nobody that makes dry kits know for sure if it properly works or not. Just that when the button is pressed it makes hp. They think as long as its rich enough it "should" work. You can take a 150hp shot of dry and a 60 shot wet and the wet kit will make more mph and be way more consistant that that big dry shot. And cheaper too. There is another spray bar out (which I won't name) that both me and Lee Shierts tried and it destroyed alot of expensive parts. The kit was expensive to start with just to be able to do what a standard wet kit does. The only way to use a dry kit is as what they were designed to do. Fog the air box to cool intake charge, not to atomize. These big dry shots are not consistant. I have already debated this on other sites before. I've tried just about ever nos kit both wet and dry on the market. I've both dyno tested (on my own dyno) and track tested and still come back to the good ole reliable wet kit.
Point Taken, Believe me when i say THANK YOU for your input, Very much appreciated , All the same, AFTER, not only hearing your advise, but doing my own reasearch too, I WILL be running one of GIXX's "WET" spray bar setup's. I think if peole are getting away with spraying 150 "DRY" for 4 years with NO problems(PROOF IS IN DA PUDDEN), i should have NO PROBLEMS with a little 30-40hp wet kit.....even if it is above the T/B's, MAY NOT be as "efficient" as you say(i do under stand what your saying), but think will work just fine!