Honest opinions on Nitrous
01-12-2004, 02:54 PM
#61
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Originally posted by Hawk95
Hey gang. It may be a little dangerous for me to stand up in the middle of this fire-fight but here goes. I've never run nitrous before only because of some bad experiences with friends in high school. Two guys blew their motors, and one guy blew the bottle up in the back of his Typhoon. Just how safe and streetable is N2O and what motor changes need to be made in order to make it safer, i.e. N2O rings, etc.? Thanks
Hey gang. It may be a little dangerous for me to stand up in the middle of this fire-fight but here goes. I've never run nitrous before only because of some bad experiences with friends in high school. Two guys blew their motors, and one guy blew the bottle up in the back of his Typhoon. Just how safe and streetable is N2O and what motor changes need to be made in order to make it safer, i.e. N2O rings, etc.? Thanks
But if you just run one big bottle
...you really dont need to change anything. I bolted a 150 kit to my stock(110,000 mile) car, and sprayed it for 2 years, never had a problem. Make sure you keep the bottle pressure correct, and buy a fuel pressure safety switch.
01-19-2004, 10:56 PM
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Originally posted by ROADRAGE
Man, you have to change your floorboards and intake manifold welds, cause theyll both blow if you run two big bottles.
But if you just run one big bottle...you really dont need to change anything. I bolted a 150 kit to my stock(110,000 mile) car, and sprayed it for 2 years, never had a problem. Make sure you keep the bottle pressure correct, and buy a fuel pressure safety switch.
Man, you have to change your floorboards and intake manifold welds, cause theyll both blow if you run two big bottles.
But if you just run one big bottle
...you really dont need to change anything. I bolted a 150 kit to my stock(110,000 mile) car, and sprayed it for 2 years, never had a problem. Make sure you keep the bottle pressure correct, and buy a fuel pressure safety switch.
HAHAHAHAHA.... yeah... nawz makes your floor boards fall apart when you be fast n fuuurious
01-20-2004, 12:17 AM
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Oh wait here lemme post a dyno graph, you say nitrous is cheating, my definition of cheating is having something someone cannot have, you can put nitrous on your car just as fast as i did,
oh and as previously stated ive yet to see a complete nitrous kit from a company after needed mods and safety equiptment you will easily double the price of the original kit,
heres my dyno sheet one line stock the other with the juice which do you prefer?
i mean you can have all the N/A dreams you want but sometimes its just not enough when theres easily more
http://hav0k.hypermart.net/dynoed.jpg
oh and my car has a 165k on the ticker
oh and as previously stated ive yet to see a complete nitrous kit from a company after needed mods and safety equiptment you will easily double the price of the original kit,
heres my dyno sheet one line stock the other with the juice which do you prefer?
i mean you can have all the N/A dreams you want but sometimes its just not enough when theres easily more
http://hav0k.hypermart.net/dynoed.jpg
oh and my car has a 165k on the ticker
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