BWoody Performance direct port Nitrous Plates Pics and Vids

Man that is great.

Way to go Mike and Gregg.

 

They are a bwoody original, we outsourced due to the complexity of the design.

 

Thanks Ron!!!

 

Thanks for answering my questions, I love em.

 

thanks ron.

 

Are they ready yet?

 

How bout now?

 

Soon Brotha SOON....LOL.

 

i think erik is ready for his plates!

 

That thing is nice. Not only will it inject nitrous, it will cool the intake manifold and the intake charge even before the benefit of the nitrous. How thick is it? I wonder if my hood will still close. Also, is it a wet setup? do we inject both juice and gas into the cylinders using this device?

C.

 

Erik you looking to launch that Maggie into space ot what? :censored:

Dan go back to vacationing dammit!

Like your not fast enough!!!:hypno:

 

it is .490 thick yes it is a wet setup.

 

So how many jets will this take total???

 

How the heck am I supposed to enjoy vacation time when cool stuff like this keeps gettin released

And no, Im not fast enough, lmfao.

 

16 we are also about to release an affordable direct port nitrous kit as well for well under $800 for a complete kit....minus the plates of course...lol. by the time these are ready to ship in 2-3 weeks everything will be available and it will be 6.1L specific.

Remember we just did this and we're about to break another record with the jeep tomorrow!!

 

Couple questions:

1. Is this a wet shot kit?
2. Does one line service two ports as it appears on the video?

Thanks in advance for the answers.

 

Sorry if someone already asked, but in the video it shows nitrous spraying in from one side. Does fuel spray from the other side or do they spray together? Also, how do you jet? do you put jets where the nitrous line connects to the spacers or??? Can it be setup with stages? It looks like there are 4 holes on top where you have nitrous plumbed on the video. Can two nitrous connections and two fuel connections be plumbed into it and then each pair activated seperately?

C.

 

Very Nice!

 

here is a sketch of the basic idea of what is going on it's a bit more complex in real life with anlges gun drillling sizes for equaling out pressures and such ....lol:

 

Thanks Steve!!!