Nitrous Oxide....Easy or Hard?
Hey guys,
Just wondering how much having a rotary engine complicates adding a nitrous system. I hate the idea of nos (no craftmanship involved, seems cheap) but i'm running out of things to mod on my NA. I want a moderate shot...I know my tranny cant take much more. Thanks,
Micah
Just wondering how much having a rotary engine complicates adding a nitrous system. I hate the idea of nos (no craftmanship involved, seems cheap) but i'm running out of things to mod on my NA. I want a moderate shot...I know my tranny cant take much more. Thanks,
Micah
Thx...but is there any other options I could take to make me faster? I've only got about 16,000 on rebuilt motor and i don't want to rebuild again bc of nos wear and tear!
Other options? WTF mate.
Anything that is a "power adder" will increase wear and shorten the life span of an engine. Be it N20, Turbo, Super Charger, Porting, etc. They all change reliability somewhat.
Anything that is a "power adder" will increase wear and shorten the life span of an engine. Be it N20, Turbo, Super Charger, Porting, etc. They all change reliability somewhat.
Maybe he wants certain items in his car?
For nitrous go to http://www.1300cc.com for Scathrats write up, nothing is better
(as far as info goes for NOS and Rotary). Have fun!
For nitrous go to http://www.1300cc.com for Scathrats write up, nothing is better
(as far as info goes for NOS and Rotary). Have fun!
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thing wrong with nitrous AT ALL
it is fun and cheap if you dont use it all the time
i have a 250hp shot in my chevelle and it sure is fun to hit it!
just make sue you be safe... start with bigger fuel jets then go down, back off timing about 3-4 degrees per 100 shot, etc
it is fun and cheap if you dont use it all the time
i have a 250hp shot in my chevelle and it sure is fun to hit it!
just make sue you be safe... start with bigger fuel jets then go down, back off timing about 3-4 degrees per 100 shot, etc
you're only using nos in a straight line, don't see too much of a reason to use it in corners.
So how you gonna put all that stress on that tranny? I'm running hybrid to4e turbo on my car and using n/a tranny. It takes it quite well.
So how you gonna put all that stress on that tranny? I'm running hybrid to4e turbo on my car and using n/a tranny. It takes it quite well.
Originally Posted by CyborgRyu
you're only using nos in a straight line, don't see too much of a reason to use it in corners.
So how you gonna put all that stress on that tranny? I'm running hybrid to4e turbo on my car and using n/a tranny. It takes it quite well.
So how you gonna put all that stress on that tranny? I'm running hybrid to4e turbo on my car and using n/a tranny. It takes it quite well.
Visualize the power-up of both setups.
Turbo= spooling time
Nitrous=instant jarring of the engine/driveline....
Its not the same.
Originally Posted by tIIsleeper
Personally, I dont like nitrous. I think of it as almost "cheating" in a sense. It is a great power adder but puts lots of stress on internals and a stock tranny.(especially an N/A)
So whats your point?
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Originally Posted by 1987RX7guy
Visualize the power-up of both setups.
Turbo= spooling time
Nitrous=instant jarring of the engine/driveline....
Its not the same.
Turbo= spooling time
Nitrous=instant jarring of the engine/driveline....
Its not the same.
Everytime I've had it happen was during a shift, or a throttle transition.
Its not any harder on the transmission than a turbo engine producing the same amount of torque.
Originally Posted by scathcart
When's the last time you heard of a tranny/rearend dropping out on accel?
Everytime I've had it happen was during a shift, or a throttle transition.
Its not any harder on the transmission than a turbo engine producing the same amount of torque.
Everytime I've had it happen was during a shift, or a throttle transition.
Its not any harder on the transmission than a turbo engine producing the same amount of torque.
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Originally Posted by ops
its how fast the torque is delivered, turbos spool up, nitrous hits and it ******* hits hard
Never used it or anything.
Ive been thinking N2O lately aswell.
Ballpark, how much am I looking at for a simple 1 fogger 75hp shot wet system ? jsut to install in front of the TB. and wheres a good place to look for parts? Sick of ebay :P
Ballpark, how much am I looking at for a simple 1 fogger 75hp shot wet system ? jsut to install in front of the TB. and wheres a good place to look for parts? Sick of ebay :P
This question is asked at least once a week, try searching:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...nitrous+rotary
https://www.rx7club.com/search.php?searchid=1175156
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...nitrous+rotary
https://www.rx7club.com/search.php?searchid=1175156
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Originally Posted by jono20
Ive been thinking N2O lately aswell.
Ballpark, how much am I looking at for a simple 1 fogger 75hp shot wet system ? jsut to install in front of the TB. and wheres a good place to look for parts? Sick of ebay :P
Ballpark, how much am I looking at for a simple 1 fogger 75hp shot wet system ? jsut to install in front of the TB. and wheres a good place to look for parts? Sick of ebay :P
I have seen it done as cheaply as $550 with all new parts... but without all the extras.
I typically use a local distributor to get parts, but summit racing has pretty much all the parts you'd need and in stock, which is always nice.
75 wet shot is not what I consider "small" for a 13B NA.
Most of the time, we're talking about 75hp at the WHEELS, so we're talking over 50% over your existing horsepower???
That's a LOT of nitrous power on the engine...
-Ted
Most of the time, we're talking about 75hp at the WHEELS, so we're talking over 50% over your existing horsepower???
That's a LOT of nitrous power on the engine...
-Ted





