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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Nashville, TN
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![]() I have a 95 Mustangwith a stock V6. No mods as of yet, and I was thinking about running NOS. I would love to hear any advice, tips, products, and any mods that would be a good to do to the car before getting NOS.
Eventually I am going to take this car to the drag strip and punish the tires, so getting all the advice I can get would be appreciated.
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![]() You mean nitrous right?
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85 GT 4bbl roller cam 2 ch. Flowmasters, O/R H-pipe Performer intake and carb milodon water pump, FMS 9mm wires, aluminum driveshaft, king cobra clutch |
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![]() Yep I am talking about nitrous. I have heard that ZEX and NOS are the two out there that are pretty respecatble, but I have not run into anyone that can back that up.
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![]() There are disadvantages and advantages to the different brands but I think the key to running nitrous successfully is having the fuel and ignition system to support.
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Join Date: May 2000
Location: Everett, MA
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![]() Save your money for a V8 engine. Maybe a 302 or 351, OK.
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![]() I talked with the people at Zex and they make a kit for my Mustang. $495 for the kit. That is a pretty good price. I would love to stick a V8 in the car, but I think for know $500 bucks is not a bad price for some good horse power.
As long as I stay away from the 100hp jets and over, I won't need to do any major fuel system upgrades, this is what the tech guy told me. Anyone out there running Zex systems? If so, what are your opinions?
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