jcws6-25

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okay so i have a 2000 TA, the usual bolt ons...i have rite at 143,000 miles on it.

ive heard a few different answers on whether im okay to put about a 100, maybe a 150 wet shot.....due to my mileage.

what do you "Pro's" say?

thanx in advance guys

thislswon

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No,147k on mine sraying 125 with sock internals

Somebody09

Well if the NOS gives you hard time, try a different brand

Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet

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I have put nitrous on some pretty high milage cars. As long as the car was maintenced correctly and its not burning oil you are probably fine. You could do a compression test and leak down test just to be 100 percent certain the engine is in ok shape.
Dave

jcws6-25

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okay kool...thats wazzup!haha ima get on it then

Super Speed

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If something does break you can think of it positively "Hey I needed to rebuild the motor anyway"

02 BLK WS6

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I sprayed 2 stages for a total of 225hp last season with 130k miles. Stock rods, stock pistons, and stock rod bolts.

krazy4

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If the motor is in good condition, you'll be good to go.

DarkJuggalo

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and here i am scared to spray my 01 with 47k miles

Nick@HSW

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Guys, I understand the hesitation. The best piece of advice I can give is become an informed user and use the added safety benefits found in most accessory kits on the market today. Generally if you know what you're doing, you're usually smart enough to know limitations and can be the judge of the overall picture that's going on. We provide quite a bit of information in our install manual and we really encourage those that buy the systems to read over it and not just throw it in the dumpster. If any of you guys have any questions, by all means feel free to ask us. Thanks.

Nick

Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet

iTrader: (25)

Let me know if you have any questions on how to do a leak down and compression test.
Dave