What is their number? Web address? I GOTTA HAVE IT NOW! YE-HAA!
Mark
http://home.att.net/~flyboy01/
-----Original Message-----
From: Ican2u7176@aol.com <Ican2u7176@aol.com>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Friday, January 29, 1999 12:41 PM
Subject: DML: nx's nitrous kit for the 318 & 360
>I just got off the phone with Kevin at Nitrous Express (the company that
put
>the nitro on the 360 Dodge Ram in the new truckin' mag-March 99) located in
>Wichita Falls, Texas. They sell a 75-100 hp kit for the 318 and 360 for
$560
>for the basic single stage kit and $899 for the bottle warmer, pressure
gauge,
>and some other misc. filters tubes and other safety items, (as savings of
$70
>over buying it separately) He said although it voids the warranty it can be
>taken of in minutes with leaving a trace. The test was done on a stock 5.9
>engine with 189.5 HP at the rear wheels and after the 100 HP kit was added
it
>maxed out at a posted 312.3 HP at the rear wheels. (Now, if you have seen
this
>article the numbers they post at the different RPM's don't match the MAX HP
>rating of 312.3... they actually show a Max of 285.1 at 3800 RPM. So I
asked
>Kevin about these numbers and he said he didn't get the chance to proofread
>the article before it went into print. He said that the actual MAX PEAK HP
>was 344 at the Rear wheels! ), This was at a lower RPM than was listed,
thus
>the difference in numbers. He also stated that they misprinted the size of
>the fuel jet as needing to be larger than the nitrous jet...he said this is
>untrue because of the high fuel pressure. The article states that a
50-100HP
>kit is safe enough for daily driving when used intelligently. Only when
you
>reach 150 or more HP do you have to have a buildup of the motor to allow
near
>bulletproof operation. So I am going to pass on all the fancy throttle
>bodies, computers (Kevin said that the stock computer was used in the 5.9
Ram)
>, exhaust, and other go-fast goodies for now and get myself this kit (and
>maybe a set of slicks!). It has been posted that these trucks can run low
>15's-high 14 stock....can you say 13's@100+mph! for under $600!
>
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