PSP's new nitrous plate allows for a fairly stealth setup if you are so inclined. the bottom porting really hides the spray nozzle, and i covered my lines with black hi-heat fiberglass tubing. also covered my red/blue wiring with black wire loom. the solinoids are on the fire wall, but are black also. if you were not searching for a nitrous system, you probably would not notice it at all. the plate and hardware are 1st class, the instructions make it an easy install. thanks again S&S.


[This message has been edited by MRBBQMAN (edited 06-30-2001).]

 

Hey BBQ, nice pic, thanks for the review. As always, we try to include the most detailed instructions to make installs a snap, and you spend less time putting it on, and more time having fun with it!

That is supposed to be a thumbs up at the top of this post, but I can't seem to change it.

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[This message has been edited by LightningTuner (edited 06-30-2001).]

 

Hey BBQ, looking good! How long did it take you to install?

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Who made your kit? How much? This looks awesome by not even looking like it is there! Does that make sense? PSP does it again...

 

wrightlightning,
Hey man I'm originally from Malvern, AR. Military gets me around. Who is selling Lightnings in the natural state? Glad to see someone is!

 

RPurdy3523,

Hey, it's nice to talk to people who are (or used to be) "close to home". Unfortunately, North Point Ford is the only dealer who sells them here in Little Rock. Their service is terrible. Only other SVT dealer in the state is in Fayetteville. I have a friend who is in the Air Force (lives in Cabot) that has a red '00 L.

I went to school with a couple of Purdys...

Later

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