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SMOKEmUP
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| Paul P wrote: | | I don't hit the NOS much but I do have the Jacobs Mastermind for the system and it is a nice all in one solution. |
That's for sure  , you've used it twice, maybe three times.
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Paul P
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1971 Chevrolet Chevelle
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Yes the last time I sprayed it off the line and it did a nice burn of the tires for like 300ft and still managed a mid 11 at 125
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af2
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1933 Willys Coupe
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 Smoke poked you in the eye!!! Did you get his pencil box by the way?  |
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jimmoffitt
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1932 Austin Maxi
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| pro60chevy wrote: | | Another simple way to do what you want to do is to put a window switch in there to keep the nitrous from activating under a certain RPM. |
i was waiting for someone to to say it correct and the window switch is the way to do it right. |
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