Volkswagen drivers would agree that wet nitrous kits will make them faster. Due to a unique system that allows kits to induce more power by mixing the A/F ratio with nitrous into the intake manifold, creating more power. Not only are they cost efficient, but the kits are easy to install.
- Best bang for your buck
- easy to install kits
- kits creates more power than any other bolt on
- anyone can use it
Nitrous is an often used as an abbreviation for the nitrous oxide, also referred to as NOS. The term was used in the film The Fast and the Furious, and not surprisingly, shortly after the film's release, various automotive newsgroups and forums featured numbers of inquiries about "NOS" and how to install and use it.
A wet single-point nitrous kits introduces the fuel and nitrous together, causing the upper intake to become wet with fuel. However, most makes of nitrous kits combined with unsuitable intake designs, often result in distribution problems and/or intake backfires. Wet nitrous systems tend to produce more HP and TQ than dry systems, but in some cases can be more expensive and difficult to install.
A wet nozzle differs in the way that it takes in both nitrous and fuel which are metered by jets to create a perfect or proper air-fuel ratio. Wet nitrous kits mix both fuel and nitrous together and spray into the intake manifold. They are then sucked through the manifold and into the combustion chamber, where your engines detonation takes place. Nitrous oxide is an oxidizing agent. What that does, is allow more fuel to be burnt in each cycle of the engine creating more power. It is very safe to use when install properly.
Nitrous kits have so many great advantages over simple bolt on's. For one nitrous kits make real power, not a few HP or TQ that you will never notice.
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