Deliver Me From Temptation - N2O
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There is a like new Cheater kit with all the accessories and extras for sale locally for a good price. Includes a fuel pressure cut off switch, purge kit and a dedicated regulator. Pretty much the same stuff I would have bought myself.
I have been thinking about it for some time, but I have been reluctant because I don't want to break anything. Now it is right there tempting me.
I have been thinking about it for some time, but I have been reluctant because I don't want to break anything. Now it is right there tempting me.
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I don't even have mine finished and already want to spray it. It's like everything else, all about the tune. I would love to spray mine but the tops of pistons are just too thin.
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by all means do it,30 bottles thru the last engine i built without a problem,ran it fat and pulled timing,the first 125 hit will knock 1+ full second off your quarter mile time,that will be your bigest gain with the bottle,,after that your dealing in pain if you screw up the timing or fuel/nos ratio,,in other words a 125 shot is pretty safe and the gains are big,make sure you flow test it with the engine running and keep it above 6.5lbs at wot,
in short,,everything hooked up,bottle closed [no nos flowing] under carb plate
in bucket,start engine,hit nos button,watch fuel pressure gauge as you bring rpms up,if it drops below 6.5 you need to turn up the pressure at the regulator,install plate and beat the ever-lovin heck out of it,only kidding,,
we always ran squared jets and stayed safe 60fuel/60nos
in short,,everything hooked up,bottle closed [no nos flowing] under carb plate
in bucket,start engine,hit nos button,watch fuel pressure gauge as you bring rpms up,if it drops below 6.5 you need to turn up the pressure at the regulator,install plate and beat the ever-lovin heck out of it,only kidding,,
we always ran squared jets and stayed safe 60fuel/60nos
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I just do a 150, have not ever had a issue. But, I did kill a clutch, and had a 150k mile 350 start knocking on a 100, but it was probably going to happen regardless. I had to put the 100 shot fuel and 150 nitrous to get the wide band reading 12.0:1 with my cheapo sniper kit I got brand new for 100$ at a swap meet, lol.
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I just do a 150, have not ever had a issue. But, I did kill a clutch, and had a 150k mile 350 start knocking on a 100, but it was probably going to happen regardless. I had to put the 100 shot fuel and 150 nitrous to get the wide band reading 12.0:1 with my cheapo sniper kit I got brand new for 100$ at a swap meet, lol.
In my old 64 Buick Special, I ran 1 to 2 bottles a week through that junk yard 350 for a year. But, it was not making half the power this motor is. In fact, this car is nearly 2 seconds faster in the 1/4 than the old 64.
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150 hp straight out the gate. Be prepared to buy pics. If you don't have tubing, get it, because that thing is gonna do the twist. Your gonna love spotting the race cars with the street car.
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i ran 2 gallons 93 + 3 gallons 116 race in my dedicated nos cell,about 106 octane,pulled 6 on the timing,windowed 35-6500 with the hyfire box,no problems for five years and LOTS of bottles thru it,good luck,,small steps to big gains,
Charles
Charles