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Old 09-28-2003, 06:05 PM
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i heard that is possible to put up to a 60 shot of NOS on a stock ls1 engine...is this true??
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You can put up to a 150 shot or bigger if your fuel pump can handle it.
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seriously?? what would be a good way to go, such as installation and for a newbie like me? i was thinkin about a dry kit??
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Stock engine can easily handle 100 shot of NITROUS ... 125 is getting dangerous, 150 is not advisable at all. If you were to upgrade your fuel system as felton was saying, then you could start to handle higher shots of nitrous.

Until then, stick with 100-125 max, to be safe.
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what would i be running at the track with a 100 shot??
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what would i be running at the track with a 100 shot??
You're going to have to give us way more info then you have.

What kind of car do you have, M6 or A4, gearing, mods, race weight, etc etc. Also I would read up on the differences between wet and dry systems.

The people that blow up their engines are the ones that do no research on nitrous. Nitrous isn't something to be taken lightly, if you do something wrong, you WILL seriously F up your car. Use the search feature, or just browse around in the nitrous section to learn about the different types/kits/applications, and find the one that fits you the best.

FWIW ... a completely stock car, with a 100hp dry shot, will be pushing around 380 rwhp ... track time would depend too much on the varibles you have not yet stated to guess at it.




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