Suggestions for a nitrous progressive controller
 

Was wondering what others are using or could suggest.
Thanks in advance!

How big of HP shot are you going to run?

Max 100, but I would more likely to go with a 75

I have a NOS mini progressive controller. Built in TPS and RPM window switches :tup: It's a pretty small unit so it should go pretty much anywhere. Price tag wasn't too bad either (around $250). In the future I wouldn't mind getting one with a nice screen and put it in the cubby hole.

http://www.rcsperformanceonline.com/...S%20Mini-2.jpg

Here is one installed next to some other components so you can get an idea of the size better. (pic swiped from CapeT/A on ls1tech).
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/b...d/DSCN1021.jpg

100HP shot is where it's at. :)

Hope you don't mind if I pick your brains a bit. Relays, what are they used for and how many do I need. I'll have a heater, purge and opener each will have a separate switch. If that helps, im no electrical genius by any means, so please forgive my ignorance.

More than likely! Just didn't want to change plugs, I hear its a bitch! Speaking of plugs, what's the latest and greatest for our situation?

That's some nice work, looking for the same outcome. I have the NOS unit in hand and yes I would have liked a bigger screen, but this serves my purpose well. On a side note where did you get the labels for the wire, looks like shrink boot with printing. Nice touch!

I didn't change my plugs. I'd definitely change them anything more than 100hp and also get a tune.

My car has been running perfect. Tell you what, when I get my car out next spring I'll pull the plugs and post some pictures for you. :)

I found a cheap label maker that you can swap out the labels for heat shrink tubing. I am at work right now but when I get home I can get the model number for you. I think it is a dymo or something like that. Works pretty slick.
The picture I posted is from Cape T/A from ls1tech and is where I got the idea for the labels from.
Here is a printed label that I was testing out.

That looks proper my friend! Did a little research on relays and their use. Ordered a BigDog double 70amp for the purge and the heater.

I like that block better than just screwing the relays where ever. Looks a lot cleaner to me.

Dymo Rhino 4200 is the label maker I have. :tup:
I have no idea how durable it is but for $90 and the few times I use it, it should suffice.

You the man bro!

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