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08-07-2003, 03:24 AM
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NItrous won't crack your plastic manifold bud <img border="0" src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">
Ad for the power on tap deal, keep this in mind: Yes, the bottl'es valve must be open for the system to work.
They DO make remote bottle openers. Install a WOT switch and hit this button, bam,, instant power when it's mashed to the floor.
Power adders are a wonderful thing, I just prefer two turbo's under my hood if I had 2 engine banks.
Guess I'll have to grab nitrous when I get the money and free time<img border="0" src=smileys/smiley4.gif border="0">
Ad for the power on tap deal, keep this in mind: Yes, the bottl'es valve must be open for the system to work.
They DO make remote bottle openers. Install a WOT switch and hit this button, bam,, instant power when it's mashed to the floor.
Power adders are a wonderful thing, I just prefer two turbo's under my hood if I had 2 engine banks.
Guess I'll have to grab nitrous when I get the money and free time<img border="0" src=smileys/smiley4.gif border="0">
08-07-2003, 03:31 AM
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im trying to find the article but it does say itll crack the intake. But another advantage to the bullitt is it is better flowing on the top end. (just begging for nitrous) When swapped for a stock gt manifold it acctually lost 1-2 hp until 4500rpm where it started to pull 1-6 extra hp.
08-07-2003, 03:37 AM
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ok maybe I assumed it from this article but here it is. "we could have jetted it for an additional 20-30 additional hp but the nos instructions suggested otherwise due to the plastic intake manifold." well thats is it but I guess it could have ment because it doesnt flow so good on the top end.
08-07-2003, 03:48 AM
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Actually, a Saturn. Jeep we got rid of last year (f**k dad, got the damned thing to give to me when I turned 18....this was when I was 10), bought new.
The thing I don't believe witht he plastic is simply from experiance. I see guys shoot out 75 shots on the SATURN motors, 3rd gen ones with plastic equal length manifolds, as well as on EcoTec's, which have the same deal.
I've yet to hear of one cracking. Actually, of any manifold cracking on one (heads and cranks...different story.....what can i say besides we drive cars to death).
The thing I don't believe witht he plastic is simply from experiance. I see guys shoot out 75 shots on the SATURN motors, 3rd gen ones with plastic equal length manifolds, as well as on EcoTec's, which have the same deal.
I've yet to hear of one cracking. Actually, of any manifold cracking on one (heads and cranks...different story.....what can i say besides we drive cars to death).
08-07-2003, 03:56 AM
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hey you know what you were right and wrong anout that intercooler on the kenne bell's. I just went to kennebell.net and they have some intercooled and some not. I stand corrected. Cool website lot of info you should check it out if you have not allready.
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