100 shot on 112k mile block?
12-23-2011, 05:26 PM
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100 shot on 112k mile block? Im wanting to spray an 100 shot on my lt1 corvette. Ive been running a 75 shot for the last year or so with no issues. What safety measures do I need to take. Is this too much for the motor? Any info would be great.
12-23-2011, 05:32 PM
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Spray and prey.......J/K I would think you would be just fine. I hear of a lot of guys running up to a 150 shot on these motors. Bottom line is how well maintained the motor was for those 112K miles.
FWIW, I am in the same boat and plan on spraying atleast a 100-15- shot.
Sometime you pay to play......
FWIW, I am in the same boat and plan on spraying atleast a 100-15- shot.
Sometime you pay to play......
12-23-2011, 05:56 PM
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My 93LT1 Camaro had 166-228k miles of 150 shot nitrous ZERO issues. Ofcourse regret selling it and the guy had it for a few months and never saw it again, i saw my rear spoiler SS and rims from that car on his newer camaro, i almost shed a tear, lol. All i had on it was a fuel regulator and a tune wet 150. That thing hit hard and took it like a champ.
12-24-2011, 12:54 PM
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A co-worker has an LS1 with a 150 shot on a motor with 145k on it and is a total nitrous junky and sprays the crap out of it and the motor feels as strong as the first time I rode in it three years ago.
I know it's a different motor but as long as your setup is correct you should get a lot of fun from it.
I know it's a different motor but as long as your setup is correct you should get a lot of fun from it.
