how much n2o can this take?
02-23-2006, 07:42 PM
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Only one way to find out. run a 150 through it, the progressivly move it up in size. you will then find the answer to your question.
Sorry for the dumb reply, but probably not much. I wouldnt chance it.
Sorry for the dumb reply, but probably not much. I wouldnt chance it.
02-24-2006, 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted by 96lt1m6
play it safe and save the money for a nice shortblock!
then spray the dog
out of it 
then spray the dog
out of it Thats my boss's favorite saying.....
. . . the dog
out of it. haha...good one man 
ps...if reliablility is an issue I wouldn't spray....but if its not 75 then move up...
02-25-2006, 05:44 PM
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i got 153k and spray, no problems just got to do it right. Also everytime i throw in the 150's i know i am taking a chance.. you could run a 75 no problems doing it right assuming your car is in good running condition.
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02-27-2006, 01:37 AM
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fastassta you are my hero for spraying 175 on a nearly 150k car! do you have an A4 or m6? I am not terribly worried about the motor cause i have delteq,colder plugs,good wires,and yada yada for safety but when i spray more than 100 i am sure that there is going to be some burning bands/clutches in my 12 year old automatic transmission.