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Old 04-23-2003, 05:05 PM   #2
tarmon8r
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i would recommend contacting the manufacture of your specific n2o kit to make sure the 155 fuel pump is adequate, but i think it is. As far a n20, proper fuel, and retarded timing and you should be sitting pretty, with no worries. But you could get a Hobbs switch for your fuel pressure, incase your pressure ever drops. Or even a msd retard box, incase you dont want to run around town with your timing retarded on motor, and you dont want to keep bumbing it back everytime you spray, but for starters you have what you need, just dont get too crazy with the spray, and keep the rpm above 3000 rpm before you spray it.
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