How hard is it to istall a nitrous wet kit like a NX kit? - Honda Prelude Forum

bolivianfuego · 04-16-2003, 01:31 PM

And how hard would it to install a bottle warmer?

axion68 · 04-16-2003, 03:51 PM

an n2o install is pretty easy, but can be time consuming depending on how much custom work you want to do. I have roughly 10 hours in my install, but I hid everything pretty good. Here are a few pics of my install for some ideas.

http://www.woodysoutdoorpower.com/th...ttle-front.jpg (my RCA cords are silver, that isn't an n2o line)
http://www.woodysoutdoorpower.com/th...le-outside.jpg
http://www.woodysoutdoorpower.com/th...ttle-trunk.jpg
http://www.woodysoutdoorpower.com/th...o-switches.jpg

I ended up putting my solenoids (n2o, fuel and purge) under my rain gutter. All the stainless lines are covered in wire loom for an OEM look. All my wiring/main feed line are in OEM looms. For the bottle mount I made a plywood deck for a solid mount.

All in all you could probably install a NX wet kit in 4 hours, but if you want a permanent install it might take a little longer to hide your wires. I would recommend installing everything at once, because you will have places to run wires already opened up.

jnkoh · 04-16-2003, 04:34 PM

You will need basic electrical knowledge to do the wiring, which is probably the hardest part of the entire process. Everything else is pretty much straighforward. I would highly recommend doing it yourself, so you can troubleshoot your system. If someone else installs it, you will not know the ins and outs of your setup

axion68 · 04-16-2003, 05:33 PM

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Originally posted by jnkoh
You will need basic electrical knowledge to do the wiring, which is probably the hardest part of the entire process. Everything else is pretty much straighforward. I would highly recommend doing it yourself, so you can troubleshoot your system. If someone else installs it, you will not know the ins and outs of your setup

I agree, you should install it yourself. There are quite a few wires you have to deal with (around 20 or so), but it isn't too hard. Just time consuming. The physical mounting of everything is just a few holes

bolivianfuego · 04-16-2003, 08:12 PM

Interesting. I think me and my buddy could do this. No sweat off my sack. Thanks guys.

MugenPoweredLude · 04-17-2003, 09:27 AM

wiring is a biatch...oh and dont forget to put the n2o jet in..hehe

NXLude · 04-17-2003, 06:17 PM

not too hard, like it was said, its just time consuming, but FUN