Got my ZEX nitrous System, now some questions

Definately use the AFE instead. The hole placement as shown is good

 

What nitrous and fuel jets do you intend to run?

And yes - the AFE is better.
And yes, that nozzle location is awesome. It allows the nitrous stream to spread out and fill the entire throttle-body opening, helping with an even mixture.

Leave the mixture on the Predator alone to start with. Run the recommended 125HP nitrous and fuel jets.

Then drop 1% fuel each pass and watch your MPH in the traps go up. Be sure to add the fuel back before driving WOT on the street without nitrous.

Otherwise, spend the money on a bunch of fuel jets. Maybe even run the 100HP fuel jet with the 125HP nitrous jet, and leave the fuel in the predator alone.

 

should any timeing be pulled

 

You can. But it doesn't make a ton of difference. The computer will pull the timing on the initial hit no matter what. I'd pull 4 degrees.

 

so is that just a safety precaution

 

Basically, yes. At most, you'll avoid about .1 seconds of detonation. The modern knock sensors pull timing amazingly quick.

You release the fuel pressure by pulling the fuel pump fuse (it's in the trunk) and starting the car. You need the tool for removing the line. (couple bucks for a plastic one at the parts store.)

I'd relocate the IAT sensor as well. I don't think you should spray past it. But I don't recall if anyone has without problem or not.

 

All good info here.FYI The fuel disconnect tool is a 3/8...

 

Bottom of the intake tube - close to the filter.
I actually bought a new sensor, just so I could leave the original sensor plugging the original hole. Maybe $30 give or take?

 

You've seen my big install thread, right?

 

If you run into sticking points this weekend, I should be around. You've got my number. Don't be slow to call.

 

My IAT sensor is over 3 ft in front of my nozzles. Recently got 143 HP on a 150 shot.

 

what about spark plugs should they be changed for a 125 shot and were can i find that intstall thresd at

 

Yes one degree colder.NGK part #2315 for the 6.1's.Very easy to do just a little time consuming.
There are 2 plugs under each coil.

 

And that, my friends, is why I said I didn't know for sure. If Hal's had success, I wouldn't bother moving the IAT yet. It's a bit of a headache.

Bingo. Exactly. I still have an empty box from one of my spark plugs, just so I can read off the part number for people. www.sparkplugs.com is the cheapest source I've found.