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Old 03-02-2009, 06:22 PM   #41
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that shit is scary! reminds me of the pics of the bottle that blew up in the rear of that black TA..
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Old 03-02-2009, 06:46 PM   #42
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This is why I run a dry shot, there is no way that could ever happen. NOS by itself is not flammable. With a dry shot I can spray it with the engine off and then fire it right up without a problem. There are some drawbacks to a dry kit but safety is IS NOT one of them.
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This is why I run a dry shot, there is no way that could ever happen. NOS by itself is not flammable. With a dry shot I can spray it with the engine off and then fire it right up without a problem. There are some drawbacks to a dry kit but safety is IS NOT one of them.

you are dead wrong about that. this is what happend when a 50shot(dry) sprayed for just a few seconds without my engine running. then i turned the key.

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Saw the other thread linking it to this. Ill stick with N/A.


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This is why I run a dry shot, there is no way that could ever happen. NOS by itself is not flammable. With a dry shot I can spray it with the engine off and then fire it right up without a problem. There are some drawbacks to a dry kit but safety is IS NOT one of them.
According to LS1GTO board it was a dry shot.
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exactly how was your nitrous set up? with the standard dry shot where the nozzle is well before the TB when you spray the nitrous it will simply expand inside the air box and push out into the atmosphere, just like your purge. When you fire up the motor you will have a very small amount of air moving through your IAC and your Nitrous has simply dissipated by then. It turns from a liquid to a gas so fast it cannot travel through you IAC as a liquid. Trust me, I have done it.
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Old 03-02-2009, 07:36 PM   #47
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well...

all he has to do his pull his motor and put it in something else..

all cosmetic damage isnt as bad.. hes out of luck with insurance company..

but im sure he will drop that motor in something lite and really be flying..
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This is why I run a dry shot, there is no way that could ever happen. NOS by itself is not flammable. With a dry shot I can spray it with the engine off and then fire it right up without a problem. There are some drawbacks to a dry kit but safety is IS NOT one of them.
I dare you to try that just kidding, dont ever spray a car without the engine running. Dosent matter what kind of kit you have.
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I dare you to try that just kidding, dont ever spray a car without the engine running. Dosent matter what kind of kit you have.
I have already done, it really not an issue. Think about what happens to nitrous as soon as it leaves the solenoid, it expands instantly. Fuel on the other hand will lay in your intake just waiting to go boom. I say a guys micro switch melt and stick his nitrous solenoid open the entire way back on the return road, he simply emptied his bottle. Car ran like crap as the MAF sensor was very confused but no issues with the motor. The nitrous simply expands to quickly in the airbox. This is why a dry (before the MAF) kit sometimes doesn't hit like a wet kit. The nitrous will expand and actually start to displace the air that the motor would naturally be consuming.
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Fuel puddling in the intake would not cause this......Then this would have happened to me many times when my needle and seat stuck on my old holley and filled the intake with fuel... Nope that didnt happen it just wouldnt start as Liquid fuel doesnt burn easily and needs lots of air to burn....Now if you have N20 in the intake and a small amount of fuel with spark....BOOM like pictured.
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you are dead wrong about that. this is what happend when a 50shot(dry) sprayed for just a few seconds without my engine running. then i turned the key.

Something's missing from that picture, just can't put my finger on it....LoL.
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Damn. I won't even try to report that to the insurance company unless I was reporting it stolen. I hope he can just get another long block and start over.
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Damn. I won't even try to report that to the insurance company unless I was reporting it stolen. I hope he can just get another long block and start over.
i talked to him about that.. he is going to scrap the body and put the longblock in a miata.. just has to resleeve it..
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According to LS1GTO board it was a dry shot.
well that throws my 2 cents out the window.


i guess us dry guys aren't safe from johnny tran either...
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well that throws my 2 cents out the window.


i guess us dry guys aren't safe from johnny tran either...
Has anybody confirmed what type of kit and where the nozzle was located? If it was a dry kit before the maf, I just cannot see a leaking (small amount) of nitrous into the air box would somehow travel up the air tract, past the TB and somehow turn back to a liquid and "puddle" in the intake versus just evaporating and going out the air cleaner in the atmosphere which is much closer. I guess I might be wrong but I donot see it.
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Damn. I won't even try to report that to the insurance company unless I was reporting it stolen. I hope he can just get another long block and start over.
Don't give up on insurance!!!!
The nearly exact same thing happened to me in my 05 GTO, and I was re-imbursed in full by my insurance company. It took about 8 months, and they tried to put up a fight but eventually did pay.

The loop hole in my policy was that I had no insurance while racing, but I was on the return road when mine poped, (and he was in the staging lanes). And since the track in only a 1/4 mile long, and he wasn't on it, then he would be covered.. under the policy I had anyway. Plus there is no modification restrictions, so there is nothing wrong or illegal with having N20. I told them everything exactly as it happened, didn't withhold any info, and didn't lie about a thing, and eventally got paid, (with the help of a lawyer, and the state of NH's dept. of insurance).
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Has anybody confirmed what type of kit and where the nozzle was located? If it was a dry kit before the maf, I just cannot see a leaking (small amount) of nitrous into the air box would somehow travel up the air tract, past the TB and somehow turn back to a liquid and "puddle" in the intake versus just evaporating and going out the air cleaner in the atmosphere which is much closer. I guess I might be wrong but I donot see it.

there are a lot of diferent ways to set up a dry kit. mine was after the tb with the extra fuel added by the injectors and no maf. most aftermarket computers have this option.

the nitrous wont turn back into liquid

my truck was drive by wire and the throttle blade is open a fair amount when the truck was off.

an entire air box and ducting full of nitrous taken into the engine and all going into whatever intake valve is open at the time then adding a small amount of fuel = boom.
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It was a dry kit AFTER the MAF from what ive heard. I was there(Not Friday but Saturday) Im teh one that posted it up on LS2GTO and the people i talked to at the track said it was a dry kit after the MAF.
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must have been a WET kit..
fuel must have been spraying into that intake for a while.

why? Dry kits do backfire also( we have had a few). a leaking nitrous noid would do the same thing.
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