Re: Marvin Miller nitrous plate?
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11/17/11 07:28 PM
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I would find out if it has removeable jets, if so can they be interchanged with a current brand style of jet. If not you better just let them keep it. I can promise you don't need to run the tunes that come with it.
Im pretty sure the jets arent removable, guess ill pass on it. Thanks
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Re: Marvin Miller nitrous plate?
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11/17/11 11:41 PM
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Marvin Miller, blimey I havent heard that name in a few years, that kit must be 15 plus years old. Marvin Miller was one of the early biggish names in Nitrous.
Sorry, can't help you with the kit, but technology has come a long, long way, since then
Marvin Miller was based in Whittier along with a couple other nitrous companies (Lazar/Lazer) back in the early/mid 80's. He was quite big in the n2o game back then. NOS was just starting up around that time in Signal Hill, CA.
We monkeyed with plenty of Marvin's kits. Re-drilling the spray bars, etc.
If the kit works, it works.
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Re: Marvin Miller nitrous plate?
[Re: RobX4406]
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11/18/11 03:42 AM
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Marvin Miller, blimey I havent heard that name in a few years, that kit must be 15 plus years old. Marvin Miller was one of the early biggish names in Nitrous.
Sorry, can't help you with the kit, but technology has come a long, long way, since then
Marvin Miller was based in Whittier along with a couple other nitrous companies (Lazar/Lazer) back in the early/mid 80's. He was quite big in the n2o game back then. NOS was just starting up around that time in Signal Hill, CA.
We monkeyed with plenty of Marvin's kits. Re-drilling the spray bars, etc.
If the kit works, it works.
Ill have to check it out when I see the guy on sat. Its all sealed and he wants to trade for parts ill never need. Guess ill have to see what happens.
Thanks alot guys.
Last edited by 69B3GT; 11/18/11 03:43 AM.
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Re: Marvin Miller nitrous plate?
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11/18/11 03:59 AM
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Marvin Miller, blimey I havent heard that name in a few years, that kit must be 15 plus years old. Marvin Miller was one of the early biggish names in Nitrous.
Sorry, can't help you with the kit, but technology has come a long, long way, since then
Marvin Miller was based in Whittier along with a couple other nitrous companies (Lazar/Lazer) back in the early/mid 80's. He was quite big in the n2o game back then. NOS was just starting up around that time in Signal Hill, CA.
We monkeyed with plenty of Marvin's kits. Re-drilling the spray bars, etc.
If the kit works, it works.
Ill have to check it out when I see the guy on sat. Its all sealed and he wants to trade for parts ill never need. Guess ill have to see what happens.
Thanks alot guys.
80's? I got mine in 78... A decent running 440 suddenly became a serious threat to all challengers..
Bolted it on my buddies 69 340 Cuda & it would light the tires at 50 mph... Till a piston turned sideways in the bore.....Time in a bottle...
"The Armies of our ancestors were lucky, in that they were not trailed by a second army of pencil pushers."
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Re: Marvin Miller nitrous plate?
[Re: 1_WILD_RT]
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11/18/11 03:16 PM
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I still have an old 175 shot Marvin Miller kit that I have had since I was in High School (mid 80's). It has a big ole 1" thick cast aluminum spray bar plate. Still works good. Its been on probably 15 different cars between me & all of my different buddies cars over the years.
1963 Belvedere 440 Max Wedge Tribute 1970 Charger R/T S.E. 440 Six Pack 1970 Challenger R/T, 528 Hemi 1970 Charger 500 S.E. 440 4 BBL 1970 Plymouth Road Runner 383 1974 Chrysler New Yorker 440 1996 2500 RAM 488 V-10 4X4 2004 3500 Dually Cummins 4x4 2012 Challenger R/T Classic.
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Re: Marvin Miller nitrous plate?
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11/18/11 07:40 PM
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Marvin Miller, blimey I havent heard that name in a few years, that kit must be 15 plus years old. Marvin Miller was one of the early biggish names in Nitrous.
Sorry, can't help you with the kit, but technology has come a long, long way, since then
Marvin Miller was based in Whittier along with a couple other nitrous companies (Lazar/Lazer) back in the early/mid 80's. He was quite big in the n2o game back then. NOS was just starting up around that time in Signal Hill, CA.
We monkeyed with plenty of Marvin's kits. Re-drilling the spray bars, etc.
If the kit works, it works.
Ill have to check it out when I see the guy on sat. Its all sealed and he wants to trade for parts ill never need. Guess ill have to see what happens.
Thanks alot guys.
80's? I got mine in 78... A decent running 440 suddenly became a serious threat to all challengers..
Bolted it on my buddies 69 340 Cuda & it would light the tires at 50 mph... Till a piston turned sideways in the bore.....Time in a bottle...
Im hoping itll turn mine into a serious threat once its going.
I do like oldschool speed parts so it may just come home with me......funny that the kit is older then me
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Re: Marvin Miller nitrous plate?
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11/19/11 07:33 PM
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When I lived in Las Vegas back in 1980, Marvin Miller and Lazzar were real popular. If I remeber correctly you could pick up a kit at National Speed Center on Freemont street for under $200. Oh the good old days..
1971 duster twister 440, 3380#,509 M/P hyd,906's,full Exhaust,11.06@117.46 1/4,6.95@ 97.03 1/8,1.497 60ft.....
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