is the zex kit nos safe for our 2k1civics????
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is the zex kit nos safe for our 2k1civics????
wondering is the zex kit safe for our 2k1 civics???? i mean i went to there site and cant seem to figure out if its a wet kit or dry??? n e info appreciated!!
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Rep Power: 0 im lookin into that same kit and it will fit on our cars and it seems pretty safe for a nitrous kit. I am lookin at one on ebay taht is a wet kit with 55, 65, 75 hp adjustment. 
looks pretty nice
looks pretty nice 
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Rep Power: 0 he knows what hes talking about...NOS (that word that is used in every other senctence in fast and the furious) is a brand name...Nitrous Oxide Systems. Zex makes nitrous kit, not a "NOS" kit. If the world worked that way, youd be driving a Ford Honda. Get what i mean? Take whatever u hear in fast and the furious and put it out of your memory. Too many things wrong in that movie but stil an entertaining flick.
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Rep Power: 0 im wondering cause i dont know if the zex kit they are selling is wet or dry i heard you cant use dry on our cars so is the zex kit not a good buy cause i saw it in the parts section here so thats why im asking!! info please
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Rep Power: 0 any dry kit is not good for our cars. all we get is oxygen into the combustion chamber but no fuel, therefore we get a messed up air/fuel ratio. wet kits allow a mix of air and fuel so therefore it is safer for our cars. GET NX, not ZEX or NOS. NX is safer and its a wet kit with a really good bottle heater. read up on it and youll understand. it keeps the botle at a constant pressure rather then with NOS where their heater keeps it at 85 degrees no matter what the pressure inside the bottle.
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yeah those damm diamond idiot members don't know anything, like they dont know that NOS is more correct than saying N20 [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]
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Hmmmm...Open Mouth, Insert Foot...
yeah...those are some good directions for you right about now [IMG]i/expressions/moon.gif[/IMG]
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Since our cars have a returnless ule line, you need to cut your fuel line in half
and pout in a "T" adapter.
Good luck...it is safe...I have not had any problems.
Get a purge kit and bottle heater as well as the remote bottle opener.
Run your lines under the car next to the fuel line.
Since our cars have a returnless ule line, you need to cut your fuel line in half
and pout in a "T" adapter.
Good luck...it is safe...I have not had any problems.
Get a purge kit and bottle heater as well as the remote bottle opener.
Run your lines under the car next to the fuel line.
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