Camaro Firebird Corvette Dry Nitrous Oxide Kit Ls1 Ls2 Ls6 No Bottle &brackets on 2040-parts.com
Hudson, Massachusetts, US
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Dry Nitrous system for Camaro & Firebird LS1 cars. Bottle/Brackets and bottle nut not included!  This system is made for the mighty Camaro & Firbird LS1 engine. If your looking for a little more HP you cannot get any simpler than this. This dry nitrous system is full adjustable from 50 to 100HP and up to 175HP with special tuning. The best part is that it works with your factory EFI system. This Dry system utilizes your factory injectors to add the extra fuel needed to make more power. By spraying Cold Nitrous oxide across the MAF (Mass Air Flow Sensor) it tricks the factory computer into thinking there is a lot more air going into the engine. The Vehicles factory ECM adds additional fuel via the OEM fuel injectors. Simple, clean and very powerful!
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