Nitrous plumbing A1A...??..

In my opinion, nitrous is really safe and user friendly if you treat it right. You will quickly learn that most of the internet chatter and warnings are unfounded.
If you add more horsepower than your mechanical components can withstand, you'll have catastrophic failure.
If you get greedy and go excessively lean or add too much timing, you damage parts, just like tuning any engine for high performance use.
Just think of your nitrous system as totally separate tune, just like tuning a carb. If the engine is tuned properly naturally aspirasted, the only change when spraying nitrous is the timing and the fuel octane. Fuel octane is just chosen based on how much total power you want to make, or should we say cylinder pressure and temperature once everything is activated.
Right now under normal operation I have to run 92 octane with about 1/4 110 Sunoco just to get it to turn off correctly and not run on.. my plan has always been to run 110 Sunoco in the small nitrous tank... I believe I'm working with pretty safe numbers here and I have pretty good components.. again thank you for everything you've added and anything else you can think of..