Motorcycle Dry Kit Install

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This kit can be installed in just a couple of hours and soon you will be on your way to adding horse power to your engine safely and effectively
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This kit includes:
1- Nitrous bottle rated for 1.2 pounds of nitrous
Unless your kit is upgraded to a larger bottle please weight bottle empty before filling to determine your bottle size
1- Nitrous bottle mounting bracket
1- Nitrous solenoid
1-24 inch hose that is 4an to 4an female hose ends
2- 4an to 1/8 n.p.t. fittings
2- Jet holder fittings with nuts and compression ferrules
1- Assorted adjustable funnel jet pack
1- 1/8 tubing push to lock Tee fitting
1- Pack of assorted electrical connectors
1- Toggle switch
1- Roll of poly tubing 1/8 diameter

Tools needed:
Power Drill
Drill bit #3 (.2130 decimal inches)
Tap ¼ 28 thread pitch
Wire strippers
Wire crimpers
9/16 wrench
1/2 wrench
7/16 wrench
3/8 wrench

First you’ll want to mount the nozzle fittings, or jet holder (the air box was only removed for the picture purpose).
The nozzle threads are ¼ 28 thread pitch; use a #3 drill bit to drill your holes

These corners would be the ideal nozzle placement.
Before you drill and tap the holes, you want to have an idea of the angle you need to drill at. Just make sure that you place nozzles so that they intersect in an "X" pattern to maximize the nitrous distribution in the air box (shown here by the red "X").
Also, be sure that the placement of the nozzles do not interfere with the fuel tank.

This is the order in which the nozzle fitting should be installed in the Air Box.




When locating the solenoid be sure not to mount to close to exhaust pipes
excessive heat can damage the solenoid


Also, mount the bottle away from high heat sources.
The bottle has a siphon tube attached to the valve that can be removed to mount the bottle in an inverted position.

Weight of 1.2lb bottle
Empty: 2.0lbs
Bottle plus Nitrous:
3.2lbs

Weight of 2lb bottle
Empty: 3.5lbs
Bottle plus Nitrous:
5.5lbs


Wiring


Note:
To use your horn button, you need to determine your button switches to ground or power.
To test, find your horn and unplug the wires and connect a test light to ground, then touch a terminal. If the test light is glowing, you found a power wire. Press your horn button to see if the light turns off. If the test light remains on, you will need to use Figure 2 to proceed to wire the Nitrous Kit.

Test the horn system with the key in the "run" position.