I was just wondering if the Compucar Nitrous in a Bag kit was good. It says that it uses your cigarette lighter for electrical power and uses a plastic line to supply the nitrous from the bottle to the intake. Just wondering if it was worth the money.

 

This is not met as a smart *** answer ... but in this particular case, if you have to ask, you already know the answer to that question. When it comes to performance components, you get what you pay for. Personally, something like this would never get near any car of mine ...

-- dave

 

Yeah deff doesn't sound safe. Nor would I want anything like that on my car either.

 

post the website where you seen it so some people can take a look at it and then give you better advice.

 

Don't even bother posting the website.

The last thing people need is exposure to half-assed products that shouldn't be on the market.

Draymer hit the nail directly on the head. You get what you pay for. You might save yourself a couple hundred bucks on the initial purchase, but the total price will be well over $3,500 after you buy a new shortblock because you cheaped out on a nitrous kit, which is already inexpensive to begin with...

Words of advice, since you are apparantly looking to save money and install nitrous as cheaply as possible, maybe you need to look at the whole picture and decide if modifications that will push the limits of your engine will be a good idea if you can't afford even a respectable nitrous kit.

No slams or jabs, but just general concern for your possibilities of pedalling a Huffy Bicycle in the future.

 

Also gotta remember that those medical bills will be quite expensive after you blow who knows what off your body with that stuff being so close to you.

 

+1

or rolling in a chair if the thing quite literally blows up in your face.

 

I decided to go with a N.O.S kit. IN the process of installing it now. I took the advice and thought about it. Nitrous is not a place to go cheap. If your going to do it be ready to spend the money to do it right.