Will my engine last w/nos?
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If done properly you should have no problem. Make sure you have enough fuel, and based on the miles of the engine, don't get carried away. Good luck! I plan on entering the Nitrous game someday too.
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I have a 90 N/A and I have run as high as a 75 Dry shot with no problems. I burnt my cat pretty bad but thats it. I normally use a 50 shot and its Great!!! My kit is NOS 5123 and i bought a couple of extra jets and the Fighter style toggle switch. tromp on it in second W/ system armed and the car takes off like a cruise misttle. I can post up pics of the setup if your interested. Check your compression first and you should be laughing.
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Go wet, to stay on the safe side. And remember nitrous doens't give you more HP. It's the ability to burn more fuel with it that does. So you WILL need more fuel. I would go with 550 cc secs and ultimately an S-AFC. and yeah you should haul ***,
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Although I don't plan on upgrading my secondary Injectors yet, I did get a Walbro Hi-flow (255) Fuel Pump, yet to be Installed. I will also be getting a S-AFC shortly aswell, finally.
With that In mind, I'm sure I'll be covering all the Fuel nessisatites, won't I?
Finally, I do plan on going with a wet set up. Is the NOS #05123 just that? I'm doing my research now for my well moded 88 GXL.
With that In mind, I'm sure I'll be covering all the Fuel nessisatites, won't I?
Finally, I do plan on going with a wet set up. Is the NOS #05123 just that? I'm doing my research now for my well moded 88 GXL.
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