mr_golf

does anybody know how much nitrous the stock motor can handle?

hades

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check the archives and faqs. your gonna get burned for not searching.

badddrx7

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Nitrous ? forget about it



later

dgeesaman

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Nitrous can be used but there are far better ways to add power with much less risk of destroying your engine. You really need to know what you're doing with nitrous on this car and it doesn't make that big of power boost anyway.

DeeSan

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Fast and the furious yo! Nos shots

rx7rcer09

if you plan on using nitrous on a stock motor, id save the money for some new seals and a total rebuild.

Sandrock

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tick tick tick BOOM

JStrib

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200 shot. All day.

oppa637

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your only hitting 12.4 ???

JStrib

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Yeah. Pisses me off. lol Break up and no big end power. Still trying to figure it out.

BoostCrzy

Just enough to spool a 4788..........

mr_golf

200 shot. All day.




lol i like that



k thnx guys i was just curious

JStrib

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Just so you know, that sarcastic statement did and still does not make me liable for your motor's well being.

arghx

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There are people who are on the bottle here, or were at one time (Steve Kan comes to mind). In my experience with nitrous (piston motors only), it's really no different than any other power adder in the sense that you need to have your AFR and timing right. This is easier when you have a standalone with the capability to fully control nitrous--separate timing maps and built-in activation logic. Otherwise you have a bunch of separate electronics all over the car like a window switch, a wide open throttle switch, etc. Other key things to have for consistent nitrous use are a bottle heater and a pressure gauge. Turbos love cold weather, nitrous hates it because bottle pressure goes down unless a heater is used.

So nitrous is really nothing to be afraid of, although it's not "trendy" around here. PM scathcart , he is a resident expert on the matter.

armytim2002

Yes you can use nitrous, no I wouldnt. I know to many people with piston engines that have blown their engines with it and they dont have to worry about preignition or detonation as much as we do. Apex seals are fragile and will blow up. Now if you get your A/F ratio correct and I would def go wet system it is possible to use it I just wouldnt use a crazy amount. Vin Diesel would have blown the **** up in the first movie lol