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Old Aug 20, 2011 | 01:27 PM
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Where can I find a nos kit and the pricing? Are there any requirements needed or is the kit just a bolt on
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Old Aug 20, 2011 | 06:01 PM
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Search - there are threads on this.
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There is not a bolt on ISF nitrous kit... you will be taking a v8 efi kit and custom fitting it to your isf, this takes some know how and depending on how nice or rigged the install. It can make a difference in reliability and how finished product looks.

This is my set up... https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...-100-shot.html
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Old Aug 21, 2011 | 01:38 PM
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So all i need is to purchase the kit? Any extras.. In ur post u mentioned somethinf abouy bottle heater and auto opener. What about jets? And i guess the system gets activated upon full throttle
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So all i need is to purchase the kit? Any extras.. In ur post u mentioned somethinf abouy bottle heater and auto opener. What about jets? And i guess the system gets activated upon full throttle
You should call a dealer and discus the best option for you. everyones goals are different
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What dealer? I thought that they should be left in the dark for warranty issues...
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What dealer? I thought that they should be left in the dark for warranty issues...
Like a nitrous dealer or race shop like JE... not the lexus dealership
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Any idea whats the ISFs fuel pressure?
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Originally Posted by Rider
Any idea whats the ISFs fuel pressure?
Search....
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Old Sep 13, 2011 | 03:14 PM
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I did try searching. Oh and appreciate the useful post.
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The high pressure side (DI) or the low pressure side (port)?
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Both would help, since I am trying to find the right jet setup for the nos kit that I am about to purchase, and my adviser requires this info.
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Low pressure is 400 kPa.

High pressure is 4 - 13 MPa depending on what the engine needs.
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Both would help, since I am trying to find the right jet setup for the nos kit that I am about to purchase, and my adviser requires this info.
I doubt anyone would really know, unless you run the same kit & jetting as a current or previous member that had it working.
Depending on the fuel used the only way to jet is with a wideband installed or on a dyno with a wideband and a big set of jets. Trial and error, process of elimination. The companies tech line and an ISF service manual would probably be in order.

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Originally Posted by lobuxracer
Low pressure is 400 kPa.

High pressure is 4 - 13 MPa depending on what the engine needs.
low side 58psi

high pressure 580 - 1885psi

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