Nitrous?
#1
Nitrous?
What's the deal with it? Everyone i talk to says bad stuff about it. Like after the second time i spray it ill be rebuildin the block and they say it'll mess up your engine and cause a s##t load of problems. Whats y'alls opinion on it? and would i need a dyno tune with this kit? and can i use a switch to activate it so it wont spray everytime i WOT it?
http://www.americanmuscle.com/zex-mu...-96-04-v8.html
http://www.americanmuscle.com/zex-mu...-96-04-v8.html
#3
There are plenty of people that use Nitrous for years and have no problems. It's all in the tune. Just make sure you get it tuned for nitrous. A good way to do it is to get a chip where you can have 2 tunes on it (flip chip or handheld like sct). One tune can have the nitrous tune, and one can be a cruising tune. Go to the Pipes, boost and juice section. There is a lot of info in there and you will probably get more answers to your questions.
#4
Opinions are like _______ everybody's got one. But the fact is that N20 is not a "chemical supercharger" and effects that other FI methods do not. That said, n20 can be a good way to add power, it can be used relatively safely. However to make a long story short... I am pro nitrous.... but not on my daily driver's stock block.
#5
Opinions are like _______ everybody's got one. But the fact is that N20 is not a "chemical supercharger" and effects that other FI methods do not. That said, n20 can be a good way to add power, it can be used relatively safely. However to make a long story short... I am pro nitrous.... but not on my daily driver's stock block.
I agree. Everyone has there opinions on nitrous. I was real close to going nitrous even had the kit picked out. Decided to stay N/A. Everyone has there own opinions. I've heard good and bad....
#6
Opinions are like _______ everybody's got one. But the fact is that N20 is not a "chemical supercharger" and effects that other FI methods do not. That said, n20 can be a good way to add power, it can be used relatively safely. However to make a long story short... I am pro nitrous.... but not on my daily driver's stock block.
#7
That is the same kit that I have used for 2 years - no tune, but I only run the 75shot. You will also want a window switch, GRM Pick-up (gives Tach signal for the window switch), and a fuel pressure safety switch. I go through about a bottle a month - $42 each refill - and it sucks to have an empty bottle.
I like the N20, but would prefer a supercharger.
I like the N20, but would prefer a supercharger.
#8
What's the deal with it? Everyone i talk to says bad stuff about it. Like after the second time i spray it ill be rebuildin the block and they say it'll mess up your engine and cause a s##t load of problems. Whats y'alls opinion on it? and would i need a dyno tune with this kit? and can i use a switch to activate it so it wont spray everytime i WOT it?
http://www.americanmuscle.com/zex-mu...-96-04-v8.html
http://www.americanmuscle.com/zex-mu...-96-04-v8.html
2. I have had my nitrous for 7 months, ive sprayed more than twice and on stock long block
3. I like nitrous OVER a supercharger
4. You do not need a dyno tune if its 100 shot or less. People have done 125, but at that power get it tuned.
5. Yes its called a WOT switch
6. If its manual people get a window switch, its safer.
#10
You do not have to have your timing pulled UNLESS you are OVER 100 shot. Its 2 degrees pulled for every 50 over 100 shot. You stock computer will compensate the Nitrous. Run 93 it prevents detonation.