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You guys that have nos do you run off a hobbs switch or the tps controller and if you have tried both which do you like the best I cant decide what I want to do.
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tps controller is the best and safest way to go on a big set up. You can do it with hobbs switches, but they do not come on as soft. On a small set up, a hobbs switch will be fine.
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k whats the diff between a small and big set up. I will be running a 50 hp jet for now tell head studs then tops 200 hp jet depends on how much it will take.
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50 you will be fine with a hobbs. In fact, I do not suggest it, but I know guys that run more without even using a hobbs switch. They just activate it by push button. At 200 HP, I would start to consider a controller, just for the reason that it is not as aggressive on the engine components.
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I run a wide open throttle switch that is just plain on or off for my 50hp shot... then I have a hand held trigger for the .125 shot. I like having a handheld switch for racing,, if something goes wrong, the first thing you do is drop the trigger, which then automatically kills the nitrous.
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