[V10 MOJO]

too lazy to do research so whats the difference between these two "types" of NOS setups

 

[Sheyster]

Mainly fuel enrichment. BTR uses propane only or fuel and propane. NX is a basic wet setup, fuel and nitrous only. Email Tom at BTR for info on his kit!

 

[HP]

BTR starts with the basic NOS kit, which is a dry setup, with a TPS WOT switch,
and a electronic fuel enrichment module that taps into the intake air sensor
wire and the coolant wire - to fool the PCM into keeping the injectors open
longer. Then it adds propane as a fuel source to push it beyond the limits
of a dry only setup. Propane also has an octane rating of around 102.
Because propane pressure is limited to around 200psi, its upper limits as
a single stage HP source is around 200hp, so for an extra kick(and extra money), BTR has a gasoline stage add-on.

The basic NX setup is (someone correct me if I miss something) a wet
kit with a manual throttle WOT switch. The gasoline can be provided by tapping into the fuel plug on the intake, or a fuel cell with a pump to provide pressure.

Once you obtain either basic kit - NOS or NX, there is almost no limit
to your ability to customize or upgrade. You can even put a kit together
yourself and replicate what is available in kit form.

 

[J DAWG]

HP, i thought propane had around a 140 octane rating. I thought a overheard Tom saying that in BG.

 

[HP]

HP, i thought propane had around a 140 octane rating. I thought a overheard Tom saying that in BG.

I've heard different stories, I tried to be conservative.

Over 100 is good.

 

[HP]

Tom uses the propane with the NOS kit, but propane could be just as easily
adapted to the NX kit. Buy a basic NX or NOS kit, then get a cheap propane tank and
some SS braided hose, a small solenoid, & jets.

 

[HP]

Any of the electronic components of either system can be adapted to the
other. So if you have one system and want to add a different WOT switch or an enrichment
module - just let me know and I can tell you how to hook it up.