pros and cons of nitrous
#23
RE: pros and cons of nitrous
ORIGINAL: mustangmancp
oh ok...yeah...so im probably lookin at around $1000 for a good all around kit...and then i gotta get it tuned...
oh ok...yeah...so im probably lookin at around $1000 for a good all around kit...and then i gotta get it tuned...
so:
-nx 15lbs kit = ~650
-nx genx-2 kit = ~400
-msd digital window switch = ~115
- YOU DEFF. want to have atleast a psi gauge = ~80-200
- maby a a/f ratio gauge = ~80-350
- tune = ~600
- misc. shiat (plug's etc..) = ~50-100
way i see it when i do mine nitrous next winter it's gonna take me around 2g's
#25
RE: pros and cons of nitrous
LOL@ some of the posts in this thread.
the only drawback to nitrous is the refills,and even then it doesnt bother me,ive found these motors will take ALOT more nitrous,then they will boost.
i pay 32 bucks to get my bottle filled,i usually have one in the mount hooked up and bottle open at all times in the summer,and usually another one strapped down in the floorboard incase i empty a bottle.
the only drawback to nitrous is the refills,and even then it doesnt bother me,ive found these motors will take ALOT more nitrous,then they will boost.
i pay 32 bucks to get my bottle filled,i usually have one in the mount hooked up and bottle open at all times in the summer,and usually another one strapped down in the floorboard incase i empty a bottle.
#27
RE: pros and cons of nitrous
Nitrous is expensive as hell where I live. Cost me $50 to fill a 10lb bottle. Sad thing is, one bottle will only last 12-15 quarter mile passes. If you do the math, $50/12=$4.17 $50/15=$3.33. Each time you make that lovely pass down the 1/4th mile you just spent another 3 to 4 bucks. Much better off getting a permanent power adder.
#28
RE: pros and cons of nitrous
I was paying $4/lb. That is about avg.
If you do the juice, I would DEF. do a better clutch than stock at the same time or before. Believe me(from my experience).
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If you do the juice, I would DEF. do a better clutch than stock at the same time or before. Believe me(from my experience).
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#29
RE: pros and cons of nitrous
ORIGINAL: OneFastEclipse
Nitrous is expensive as hell where I live. Cost me $50 to fill a 10lb bottle. Sad thing is, one bottle will only last 12-15 quarter mile passes. If you do the math, $50/12=$4.17 $50/15=$3.33. Each time you make that lovely pass down the 1/4th mile you just spent another 3 to 4 bucks. Much better off getting a permanent power adder.
Nitrous is expensive as hell where I live. Cost me $50 to fill a 10lb bottle. Sad thing is, one bottle will only last 12-15 quarter mile passes. If you do the math, $50/12=$4.17 $50/15=$3.33. Each time you make that lovely pass down the 1/4th mile you just spent another 3 to 4 bucks. Much better off getting a permanent power adder.
#30
RE: pros and cons of nitrous
ORIGINAL: OneFastEclipse
Nitrous is expensive as hell where I live. Cost me $50 to fill a 10lb bottle. Sad thing is, one bottle will only last 12-15 quarter mile passes. If you do the math, $50/12=$4.17 $50/15=$3.33. Each time you make that lovely pass down the 1/4th mile you just spent another 3 to 4 bucks. Much better off getting a permanent power adder.
Nitrous is expensive as hell where I live. Cost me $50 to fill a 10lb bottle. Sad thing is, one bottle will only last 12-15 quarter mile passes. If you do the math, $50/12=$4.17 $50/15=$3.33. Each time you make that lovely pass down the 1/4th mile you just spent another 3 to 4 bucks. Much better off getting a permanent power adder.
then what is going to be your excuse when you get it handed to you by a nitrous car?