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Why propane? |
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Cleanest burning, safest, cheapest, highest octane fuel
additive available. No need to starve your injectors or add another fuel system. |
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How is the system activated? |
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By voltage from the Throttle Positioning Sensor. System is activated by 3 volts of throttle pressure. |
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Can I install at home? |
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Yes, and with normal shop tools. |
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Can the System/Wires be seen in the engine compartment? |
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No, this system is virtually invisible. |
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How/Where are the bottles mounted? |
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Bottles are mounted in the spare tire well with the supplied brackets. |
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How long do the bottles last? |
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About 12 ¼ mile runs for the Nitrous, about 60 runs for the propane. |
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Why inject before the
butterflies instead of into the intake runners like other systems? |
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Safety feature. In the event of a solenoid stuck open Nitrous/Propane will flow out of the airbox when TB butterflies are closed unlike other systems which use Intake Runner Direct Port Injection where a stuck solenoid will result in nitrous flowing directly into the engine until the bottle is turned off or runs out. |
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Can I adjust the horsepower level and or run without propane? |
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Yes, several jets size combinations from 75 to 225 horsepower are included. |
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Do I need different spark plugs, and race gas? |
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No. |
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Can my engine reliably handle the added power of nitrous? |
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Absolutely. Your engine has forged aluminum pistons, and a forged steel crankshaft. These are preferred components of any nitrous engine builder. The Viper engine also
incorporates the same crankshaft bolt patterns as the legendary "Hemi" and today's 6000+ Horsepower top fuel engines. |
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Is nitrous safe for 2000 and on Vipers? |
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Yes, nitrous is safe for 2000 and on Vipers with their new cast pistons. |