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Old 11-30-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Default ZEX 75HP kit be used on 1988 Mustang GT?

could i use the stock fuel system on the 88 gt with the ZEX 75HP wet...if not what do i need?-thanks-
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Yes, you can use the 75 shot. Just remember to adjust the timing and fuel properly and it should be fine.
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If I were you, I would get a dry shot instead. A dry nitrous system fools the fuel pressure regulator increasing fuel delivery through the injectors. Some people say that wet kits are safer than dry kits. Wet kits are not safer that dry. EFI intake manifolds were never designed to have anything buy air flowing through them, so when you introduce fuel into the upper intake manifold without a sufficient amount of air flow the fuel will separate from the incoming nitrous fuel mixture not only causing a lean condition but a dangerous puddle of gas in the intake causing a nitrous explosion.
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Here is a site if you want to know a little more about nitrous systems.
http://www.sverrekahrsracing.no/lyst...dry-vs-wet.htm
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No problem. The decision is still up to the owner of the car though. Risks apply to all forms of nitrous, it is just a matter of personal preference.
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